Rochard Monet Water Lilies Art Book Limoges Box

Shaped as an art book, this Rochard box is devoted to Claude Monet's Water Lilies, the paintings of his pond at Giverny that he returned to again and again. The porcelain was decorated by hand in Limoges, France.

A Pond at Giverny

Monet planted his water garden himself and spent the last decades of his life painting it, producing hundreds of canvases of lilies, reflections and willow shadows. Those paintings now hang in museums from Paris to New York. Rochard made this book part of a line of porcelain volumes dedicated to great painters.

Impressionist Company

• A Rochard fine art book honoring Monet's Water Lilies
• Porcelain shaped and painted by hand in a Limoges studio
• Joins Impressionist, museum and fine art collections

Gallery on the Bookshelf

Set it among real art books, on a studio shelf beside paint brushes, or in a curio cabinet next to museum souvenirs. It makes a thoughtful present for an art teacher, a watercolor painter, a museum member or someone just back from the Orangerie in Paris. Gardeners who love water features appreciate it too, since Monet's lilies began as a garden before they became art.