This town lends its name to a 1910 exhibition in New York of the paintings of Lawton Parker, Richard Miller, and Guy Rose. A traffic cone and some shopping carts appear in a Banksy parody of a painting made in this town. One artist working at this location created the Grandes Decorations and Nympheas cycles. A series of paintings made in this town now comprise almost 300 feet of continuous wall space in the Orangerie. A garden in this commune contains a noted Japanese footbridge. For 10 points, name this commune in Northern France where Claude Monet painted water lilies.
This town lends its name to a 1910 exhibition in New York of the paintings of Lawton Parker, Richard Miller, and Guy Rose. A traffic cone and some shopping carts appear in a Banksy parody of a painting made in this town. One artist working at this location created the Grandes Decorations and Nympheas cycles. A series of paintings made in this town now comprise almost 300 feet of continuous wall space in the Orangerie. A garden in this commune contains a noted Japanese footbridge. For 10 points, name this commune in Northern France where Claude Monet painted water lilies.
This town lends its name to a 1910 exhibition in New York of the paintings of Lawton Parker, Richard Miller, and Guy Rose.