<n>Water Lilies</n> (c. 1914–1917) by <n>Claude Monet</n>, from the collection of the <n>Legion of Honor</n>.

<n>Claude Monet</n>'s <n>Impressionist</n> painting, <n>Morning on the Seine, Good Weather</n>, 1897.

A collage of <n>Impressionist</n> paintings by <n>Claude Monet</n>, including <n>The Blue Row Boat</n> and <n>Water Lilies</n>.

<n>The Magpie</n> (1869), an <n>Impressionism</n> snowscape painting by <n>Claude Monet</n>.

<n>Claude Monet</n>'s "Woman with a Parasol" (1875), featuring his wife <n>Camille Monet</n> and son <n>Jean Monet</n>.

<n>Idris Khan</n>'s *The Houses of Parliament* (2022), presented by <n>Sean Kelly Gallery</n> at <n>Frieze London</n>.

A detail from <n>Claude Monet</n>'s 1888 painting, <n>Antibes Seen from the Salis Gardens</n>.

<n>Le Parlement, soleil couchant</n> (1903) by <n>Claude Monet</n>. Photo courtesy of <n>Christie's</n>.

<n>Morning in Antibes</n> (1888) by <n>Claude Monet</n>.

A view of <n>Monet's Garden</n> in Giverny, France. Photo by <n>Samantha Cavet</n>.

<n>The Four Trees</n> (1891) by <n>Impressionist</n> painter <n>Claude Monet</n>.

<n>Le Bassin des Nympheas</n>, an oil on canvas painting by <n>Claude Monet</n> from 1904.

<n>Water Lilies and Japanese Bridge</n> (1899) by <n>Claude Monet</n>.

<n>Water Lilies (Nymphéas)</n>, a 1915 <n>Impressionist</n> painting by <n>Claude Monet</n>.

<n>Water Lilies</n> (1897-1899), an <n>Impressionist</n> painting by <n>Claude Monet</n>.

<n>Water Lilies</n> (1919), an oil on canvas by <n>Claude Monet</n>.

<n>Irises in Monet's Garden</n> (1900) by <n>Claude Monet</n>.

<n>Claude Monet</n> in his garden at Giverny, 1921.

<n>Claude Monet</n>'s <n>Impressionist</n> painting, <n>Prairie, ciel nuageux</n>, from 1890.

<n>Impression, Sunrise</n> (1872) by <n>Claude Monet</n>, featured on an 'Exhibition of the Impressionists' poster.

The <n>Impressionist</n> painting <n>Water Lilies</n> (1916-1919) by <n>Claude Monet</n>.

<n>Relaxing in the Garden, Argenteuil</n> (1876), an <n>Impressionist</n> painting by <n>Claude Monet</n>.