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Stephen Shore: The Gardens At Giverny: A View Of Monet'S World-used Crescent By One Of The MostClaude Monet Found Inspiration In The Rosecovered Trellises, Wild Rambles Of Nasturtiums, And Idle Drift Of Water Lilies In The Gardens Of Giverny Outside Paris. So Too Did Stephen Shore, Who Photographed The Gardens One Hundred Years Later After Their Painstaking Restoration. Commissioned By The Metropolitan Museum Of Art To Photograph The Renascence Of The Gardens, Shore Visited Giverny Over Six Years Beginning In 1977. Going To The Gardens Before