Agapanthus
Claude Monet (c. 1915–1926)
In Agapanthus, Claude Monet turns a close-cropped bed of lilies into a field of <strong>pure movement and light</strong>. Lilac blooms flicker against layered greens, their long, arcing stems written in <strong>calligraphic strokes</strong> that dissolve the line between plant and air.
