Introducing my Arts!

I had begun my series of art works in 1890. At this time, I had started my Field of Poppies, Poplars, and Haystacks series. Ever since I was a little child, I had recognized the landscape as an extra challenge or skill added to my life as a painter. While I was at Giverny, I had thought to myself, why not build a water lily pond. By 1891, I built a water lily pond in my Giverny Garden. I have painted numerous amounts of paintings based off of this pond. I concentrated on the light, the color, and the space of the pond. As I paint, I become fascinated with the vision that water creates. I try to recreate that texture into my paintings along with the reflections it makes. One of my more famous paintings was the "Water Lilies". In 1899, I started what I called the twenty-seven-year cycle of Water Landcapes. When I started I began painting in the Savoy Hotel in London. Later, I started painting from memory.  Another one of My famous painting was called the  "Red Boats at Argenteuil". This was simply a painting focusing on the blue strokes of the water and the reflection from above. In my "Spring Trees by the Lake", that was a painting that best described the definition of impressionism. This best describes impressionism because the many leaves caused an illusion and it created that feeling where the leaves are coming out. In my last years, I spent my time dedicated to the Grandes Decorations. This was a mural that was made to make myself feel as if I was in my garden. Overall, in my years of being an artist I have created hundreds of artworks and I am happy for doing what I do best.