Water lilies drift across the surface of a pond that mirrors the sky and the greenery, while a little Japanese bridge peeks out among the leaves. Painted in 1899, this motif so dear to Claude Monet dissolves every outline into a play of green, pink and bluish reflections of endless softness. The water becomes a mirror, the light breaks apart, and the eye slides from one brushstroke to the next without ever settling. The illustration invites you to linger, as you might at the pond's edge, watching the leaves quiver.

The reproduction joins our series devoted to the great masters, which weaves Impressionism into everyday life. Above a sofa, in a bedroom or a bright bathroom, it brings freshness and serenity. It will enchant anyone who loves waterscapes and the world of the Giverny garden, where Monet drew the inspiration of a lifetime, season after season, from spring to autumn.

• Sixteen formats, from the small 13×18 cm to the very large A0
• Poster alone or a black, white, light-wood or dark-wood frame, your choice
• Made to order on beautiful, gallery-grade papers
• Complimentary delivery

A delicate gesture for a Monet fan, a lover of water gardens or a devotee of calm, zen-like moods.