Erin Hanson, a contemporary artist known for her distinctive style of "Open Impressionism," had a unique opportunity to experience Monet's gardens in Giverny and then the Latour-Marliac water lily farm. Her visit to these iconic locations provided her with firsthand inspiration from the elements that influenced over 250 of Monet's water lily masterpieces.

At Monet’s gardens in Giverny, Hanson witnessed the lush, vibrant environment that deeply inspired the Impressionist painter. The meticulously designed gardens, with their colors and natural light interplay, offer a living connection to Monet’s work.

Visiting the Latour-Marliac water lily farm, on the other hand, allowed Hanson to see the origin of the hybrid water lilies that so fascinated Monet. Latour-Marliac’s farm is renowned for its stunning varieties of water lilies, which played a crucial role in Monet's later works.

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