From Giverny to the Bronx: "Monet's Garden" On View at New York Botanical Garden
The New York Botanical Garden, a vast 100-hectare park in the Bronx, is nowhere near France of course. But for the last few months, it has offered visitors a partial view of France’s most famous ornamental gardens -- those cultivated by French impressionist painter Claude Monet for more than 40 years. VOA’s Carolyn Weaver has more on the show.
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