Water Lilies I dove painting the branches twist and intertwine

the branches twist and intertwine to weave a pattern of pure genius

32 X 52 X 1

sienna and white

34 X 54 X 2"

The first artists documented their existence employing color

Water Lilies I dove painting the branches twist and intertwineEnergy in motion, the magnificent herd of white horses of the Camargue inspire beauty and loveliness. The artist named this painting Water Lilies I, a nod to Claude Monet's water lily paintings at Giverny. Like the water lily, the Camargue horses are one with water, they belong on its banks or frolicking about. The artist, enamored by the energy as they galloped and splashed towards her felt their gentle spirits and captured it here in Water Lilies I.