The Artist's Garden at Giverny is a masterpiece by Claude Monet. It is the master of Impressionism himself who created it in front of his house, before letting himself be captivated by its ever-renewed beauty. He kept painting it, again and again, taken by its charm and the spell of his pond. Ariane Cauderlier, a guide-lecturer and photographer, has frequented Claude Monet’s gardens thousands of times, conducting tours with visitors or roaming alone with her camera. Over the seasons, Cauderlier recorded by pen and image the changing atmospheres of this unique place in the world ...

A tourist guide to Giverny and Vernon, the author compares a work by C. Monet with a photograph of the site as it appears today. It includes maps showing the locations of the paintings so you can get there, usually on foot, as the painter did.