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Iris de Claude Monet, vers 1914–1917 – National Gallery NG6383, Wildenstein 1829
  • Iris de Claude Monet, vers 1914–1917 – National Gallery NG6383, Wildenstein 1829
  • Iris de Claude Monet, vers 1914–1917 – National Gallery NG6383, Wildenstein 1829
Iris, National Gallery NG6383 W1829 - Claude Monet

Iris, National Gallery NG6383 W1829 - Claude Monet

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Boutique Claude Monet Flower paintings and bouquets French painting – French artists Impressionist Impressionist gardens and flowers Impressionist water and coastlines Japonism

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Claude Monet · circa 1914 -1917 · National Gallery NG6383 · W1829

Iris, National Gallery NG6383 W1829hand painted reproduction

A clear path crosses large sheets of blue and purple irises seen almost vertically. Monet chooses a two-meter format and a plunging viewpoint that could correspond to the Japanese bridge in his garden in Giverny. The flowers are not isolated one by one: they blend into green, turquoise and mauve gestures, while the white preparation remains visible between several passages.

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Iris, National Gallery NG6383 W1829 - Claude Monet - full view
Iris, National Gallery NG6383 W1829Claude Monet · around 1914 -1917
around 1914 -1917Dating
200.7 × 149.9 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvasOriginal technique
NG6383 · Wildenstein 1829Inventory
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Look at the work

The path winds between the irises and gives a supple depth to an almost entirely vertical composition

The path starts from the lower area, contracts in the middle then goes up to the left. Its whites are mixed with beige, pink and blue. The plant borders encroach on its contours, so that the path remains readable without becoming a rigid line which would cut the canvas in two.

The irises are organized into changing masses. The upper groups are tighter, while the gestures of the lower part rotate and disperse. The flowers are born from a few blue or purple accents placed on the foliage; this economy of detail lets the material of the brush play as important a role as the subject.

Perspective is given by the driveway, but color transforms the garden into a free surface where every gesture remains visible.

Composition, touch and light

What Monet builds behind the impression of snapshot

Three precise elements allow us to understand this composition and the essential difficulties of faithful reproduction.

01

A dive that removes the horizon

Neither the sky nor the distant line of the garden appears. The viewer looks at the ground and flowers from a high point, bringing the composition of a plant carpet closer together without abolishing depth.

02

The path painted before its borders

The National Gallery observes that Monet laid the driveway before passing the flowers and foliage over its boundaries. These overlaps are essential to maintain the spontaneity of the whole.

03

Fully active white reserves

Several areas of clear preparation remain visible, particularly between rapid movements. They reinforce the light and breathing of the painting; covering them evenly would weigh down the composition.

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Composition01

A large central curve

The path forms an S-shaped movement that guides the gaze from bottom to top. It separates the massifs while connecting their colors through pink, gray and bluish passages.

Color02

Purple, blue and green under white light

Irises range from warm mauve to cool blue. The greens become sometimes yellow, sometimes turquoise, and the light preparation maintains shine between saturated tones.

Matter03

Fast execution on a large scale

Long, flowing marks keep the speed of work. Oil reproduction should preserve their direction and width instead of transforming flowers into carefully drawn patterns.

Documented benchmarks

Three pieces of information specific to this work

This information relates to the Iris of the National Gallery, inventory NG6383 and Wildenstein number 1829.

Identification01

National Gallery NG6383, W1829

This monumental oil on canvas measures 200.7 × 149.9 cm. The museum places it around 1914 -1917, during Monet's intensive return to the large formats of Giverny.

A pattern developed in series02

About twenty iris views

The London notice links the work to a set of around twenty paintings devoted to garden irises, observed under different frames and with varying degrees of completion.

Entry into the collection03

Purchased in 1967

The National Gallery acquired the painting in 1967 from the Katia Granoff gallery. It previously came from Michel Monet, the artist's son, and remained in the studio after the painter's death.

Your reproduction

What the painter must preserve

Fidelity here depends on precise relationships between light, touch, depth and color temperature.

  • The exact version of London, NG6383 and Wildenstein 1829
  • The original vertical format of 200.7 × 149.9 cm
  • The clear curve of the path held under the flowery borders
  • The white reserves preserved between the purple, blue and green gestures

Work sheet

Title Iris, National Gallery NG6383 W1829
Artist Claude Monet (1840 -1926)
Date around 1914 -1917
Original technique Oil on canvas
Dimensions 200.7 × 149.9 cm
Orientation Vertical
Conservation The National Gallery, London, United Kingdom
Inventory NG6383 · Wildenstein 1829
Your reproduction Handmade oil painting on canvas
Consult the official notice - The National Gallery

Presentation in your interior

A palette designed with the room

Iris violet, deep blue, turquoise, foliage green and warm white create an intense plant presence. This large vertical format is suitable for an entrance, high wall or narrow space lit sideways.

Iris, National Gallery NG6383 W1829, painted for your interior

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