For those who love the work of the impressionists Monet’s Irises are irresistible: An absolute must for the collection. This sensitive and colorful reproduction of the original created in 1900 captures the true essence of Monet: As well as his now world-renowned garden at Giverny.

Monet first caught sight of the village of Giverny – around 80k north-west of Paris – on a train. He decided to rent a house there in 1883 and in 1890 purchased the house and land whose gardens are now immortalized within his oil paintings: And recognized worldwide.

Monet created the gardens with a clear plan to paint them. The color and light captured within this oil painting are so balanced, so perfect and so beautiful – Indeed one could easily spend the day at this water’s edge: And this is what this oil painting so generously offers up to the viewer.

The original is on permanent exhibition at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris: A museum which unquestionably has an impressive collection of Monet oil paintings. This version of Irises in Monet’s Garden – Monet’s Garden: The Irises – is a highly professional hand painted reproduction of that original.

The Irises in Monet’s Garden, the Water lilies and the Japanese bridge oil paintings are among Monet’s most inspired art works: And the oeuvre of his work until his death in 1926.