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Giverny recreated in a mountain valley with the foundation's blessing - and here the blue water lilies Monet never got actually bloom.
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Kitagawa Village "Monet's Garden" Marmottan is a garden of 2 hectares at Nomo, Kitagawa, Aki District, Kochi Prefecture. Based on the "Water Lilies" series painted by the French painter Claude Monet, it has a pond with floating water lilies. Apart from Monet's garden at Giverny, where he painted "Water Lilies," it is the only garden in the world officially permitted to bear the name "Monet" by the Claude Monet Foundation "Academie des Beaux-Arts," which manages that garden.
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Founded / opened：2000 Highlights / collection：Recreation of the Giverny garden, Blue water lilies Genre：Outdoor art and land art, Western art
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