This image depicts the Water Garden at Claude Monet's House and Gardens in Giverny, France

This image depicts the Water Garden at Claude Monet's House and Gardens in Giverny, France. The scene is dominated by a large weeping willow tree positioned in the upper left to central portion of the frame, its long, slender, light green leaves cascading towards the water. Its trunk is visible behind dense foliage on the left bank. The foreground features a calm, dark green body of water, its surface largely covered by numerous green and reddish-tinged water lily pads. Several water lily flowers are present: two prominent purple/lavender blooms rise above the water in the lower center, accompanied by their reflections. A cluster of yellow water lilies is visible further back on the right, and pink/red water lilies are present on the left side. The water's surface also reflects the overhead foliage, creating vertical streaks of green and dark tones. The bank along the midground is densely vegetated with various green plants. Clumps of tall, feathery green grasses grow profusely at the water's edge, particularly on the right side of the willow. Behind these grasses, a rustic bamboo fence, constructed from vertical poles and horizontal cross-members, stretches across the background. Beyond the fence, a dense array of green trees and bushes extends, culminating in a distant hillside covered with mixed green and yellowish-green foliage at the very top of the image. No individuals or active subjects are present.