Description

Irises by Claude Monet, painted in 1914-1917, is one of the many works he created during his later years, while living at his home in Giverny. This painting is not just a botanical study but a celebration of nature s beauty and the fleeting nature of time, a theme that was central to much of Monet s later work. Irises exemplifies his ability to transform a simple subject—flowers in a garden—into a composition filled with life, color, and light, inviting the viewer to experience the world through his impressionistic lens.