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Le jardin de Claude Monet à Giverny. Rome as was believed for tooDead trees, swamps, brambles, and weeds: this is what Grald Van der Kemp discovered upon his arrival in Giverny in 1977. Following Michel Monet's death, the painter's estate and the collection it housed were bequeathed to the Acadmie des Beaux Arts. The house, in poor condition, was entrusted to Grald Van der Kemp, former chief curator of the Palace of Versailles, who found a new challenge here. With limited government budget allocations, the very