The most iconic image of Monet's garden, seen in many of his most famous Giverny paintings, is the Japanese bridge. The original, inspired by Japanese woodblock prints that decorated Monet's house, was built by local craftsmen.A reproduction of the bridge is now the centerpiece of The New York Botanical Garden's tribute to Monet. This celebration of Monet's gardens, including representations of his plantings, as well as the chance to see two rarely seen paintings by the artist, is on display until October 21, 2012.

Monet's garden bridge

Bridge and pond and color everywhere

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Bridge

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Bridge over stream

Color of Bridge

Plants for pond

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idea for painting pergola-covered bridge with wisteria

Monet's garden

arch frame over bridge.

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Monet bridge

bridge and siberian irises

Love the color on the bridge!

Landscaping: Monet's garden

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Railings design not color

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the bridge

color style of bridge color

teal color in garden

oh if i could recreate this in my yard!

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color palette

bridge and color of the bridge

blue for garden

monet's garden

colorful!

Monet's garden ideas

Monet bridge

now that's a bridge!

pond and bridge for my back yard

Build it down over ther revine

Japanese bridge

Monet's Garden - After his death, his stepdaughter Blanche managed both the house and garden, but after World War II both were found to be sadly deteriorated. Thanks mainly to generous donors, mostly from the United States, the gardens have been restored and we can all enjoy the timeless quality of Monet's vision. Perhaps the most famous images of the garden are in Monet's series of water lily paintings; the setting is a pond he created by diverting the Ru River. There are many other elements we can take from the gardens at Giverny, though, especially the choice of plants and how they can be combined to create that Monet magic in our own gardens. Add to ideabookby The New York Botanical Garden by The New York Botanical Garden The most iconic image of Monet's garden, seen in many of his most famous Giverny paintings, is the Japanese bridge. The original, inspired by Japanese woodblock prints that decorated Monet's house, was built by local craftsmen.

Monet @ NYBG

Love the colors

New York botanical garden-Monet

Its just beautiful - I'd stand there all day if I could

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The most iconic image of Monet's garden, seen in many of his most famous Giverny paintings, is the Japanese bridge. The original, inspired by Japanese woodblock prints that decorated Monet's house, was built by local craftsmen. A reproduction of the bridge is now the centerpiece of The New York Botanical Garden's tribute to Monet. This celebration of Monet's gardens, including representations of his plantings, as well as the chance to see two rarely seen paintings by the artist, is on display until October 21, 2012.

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bridge colour

Monet's garden

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Bridge and pond garden

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monet japanese bridge

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Japanese bridge. The original, inspired by Japanese woodblock prints that decorated Monet's house, was built by local craftsmen.

monet

Love this look and the color of the bridge.

Monets garden

garden bridge

Monet's Garden replica at New York Botanic Gardens

Bridge

A reproduction of the bridge is now the centerpiece of The New York Botanical Garden's tribute to Monet.

color

Bridge, like the colour

water bridge in the garden

Nice green.

bridge connecting to the deck

Monet effect

A replication of Monet's bridge over a stream...

Very Monet

Flowers