When the painter Claude Monet (1840-1926) moved into Le Pressoir, a house in the village of Giverny in the Eure department that he rented with his partner Alice Hoschedé, they have respectively ...

The house and gardens are located in Giverny. Entrance costs 9.50 euros (or approximately $10.50) for adults and 5.50 euros (around $6) for kids 7 and older; children 6 and younger can enter for free.

The gardens at Giverny are the stuff of art-history legend. But preserving them is a Sisyphean battle against time, weather ...

On his first free day after signing the armistice in November 1918, French prime minister Georges Clemenceau wanted to escape to only one place: Claude Monet’s home at Giverny. The Impressionist ...

GIVERNY, France — I want my house to look like this. I want Claude Monet's luscious yellow dining room. I want his green Japanese bridges. I want his water lilies in bloom.

Dubbed The Blue House, Monet’s former home now goes for $226 a night and includes three bedrooms, two living rooms, and three bathrooms.

Published Jun 04, 2017 Claude Monet's house is located in the French countryside in a small town called Giverny. The famous French impressionist painter lived there for 43 years.

It seems appropriate that to get to Claude Monet’s home at Giverny, I’m leaving Paris from the Saint-Lazare train station. In a famous series of paintings, the impressionist master captured ...

Monet’s Garden runs through October, 718-817-8700; nybg.org. Adults $20; students and seniors $18; children 2-12 $8. Free for children under 2. dallasnews Administrator [email protected] ...

A Claude Monet painting of water lilies on a pond in Giverny, France, is up for auction at the Christie's auction house in November and will fetch at least $65 million.