Can You Find Monet's House?

Can You Find Monet's House? You probably can't see the house. That's normal. Monet couldn't see it either by the time he painted this. In 1925, cataracts had turned his world into a blur of color. He'd been declared legally blind four years earlier. But he never stopped painting. He ordered his paint tubes methodically, memorized their position, and worked from memory and feeling. And he never forgot his garden at Giverny. When he couldn't tend it himself, he hired seven gardeners to do it for him. And enjoyed it until the end. Claude Monet - The House among the Roses 🎨 EcoArtLab — Frame TV