Monet Water Lily Bridge Puzzle Collection — Four Giverny Masterworks Jigsaw 1899–1900

In the summers of 1899 and 1900, Claude Monet painted eighteen views of the Japanese bridge over his water garden in Giverny — a series that would define Impressionism’s most intimate and meditative chapter. Each piece count in this collection features a different canvas from that iconic series, held today in the world’s greatest museums: from the National Gallery in London to the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, from Princeton University Art Museum to the walls of Giverny itself.

The 110-piece puzzle features Le Bassin aux nymphéas (National Gallery, London, 1899) — vibrant greens, yellows, and touches of pink, the Japanese wooden bridge framing the water’s surface, signed in dark red in the lower right corner, oil on canvas 88.3 × 93.1 cm. The 252-piece puzzle features Le Bassin aux nymphéas, harmonie rose (Musée d’Orsay, Paris, 1900) — warm rosy atmosphere, pink, mauve, and reddish tones of willows and blossoms reflecting in the water, oil on canvas 90 × 100 cm. The 520-piece puzzle features Le Bassin aux nymphéas, harmonie verte (Musée d’Orsay, Paris, 1899) — the pond at midday, light filtering through weeping willow leaves, signed and dated “Claude Monet 99,” oil on canvas 89.5 × 92.5 cm. The 1014-piece puzzle features Water Lilies and Japanese Bridge (Princeton University Art Museum, 1899) — the bridge traversing the upper portion of the composition, surrounded by weeping willows and lush summer vegetation, oil on canvas 90.5 × 89.7 cm.

Product Details

• Sizes: 110 pcs (vertical), 252 pcs, 520 pcs, or 1014 pcs (horizontal) — each features a unique Monet canvas
• Material: 100% chipboard with sublimated print
• Finish: Glossy laminate for lasting color fidelity
• Packaging: Paper box with artwork printed on lid
• Weight: 0.1 kg

Perfect For

• Monet admirers and Impressionism enthusiasts celebrating the legendary water garden of Giverny
• Museum lovers drawn to the National Gallery, Musée d’Orsay, and Princeton University Art Museum
• Mindful hobby seekers and slow living advocates who want their puzzle to feel like a journey through light and water
• Gift seekers looking for an elegant, museum-quality jigsaw for art lovers and garden enthusiasts
• Puzzle collectors seeking fine art jigsaws with exceptional color fidelity and display potential
• Anyone captivated by the light, reflections, and seasonal harmonies of Monet’s Giverny

Read more: The Garden He Painted: Monet’s Giverny, the Japanese Bridge, and the Series of 1899–1900