Preserving our heritage means passing on our history.

Les Jardins Baudy des Peintres Américains in Giverny.

Since the 19th century, the Baudy Gardens have been a gathering place for American Impressionist artists, and we hope to preserve and carry on their legacy.

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The Baudy Gardens of the American Painters need your help to be preserved.

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Preserving the Impressionists' Historic Garden
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Keeping the Memory of 19th-Century Artists Alive

The Garden The Workshop In the Past The Pool - Richard E. Miller Giverny - Paul Cézanne Learn more

Blue metal table with flower pot and chairs surrounded by lush garden roses near a cottage.

The Garden

Sunlit art studio with yellow walls, wooden floor, easels, paintings, sculptures, and rustic furniture.

The Workshop

Vintage photo of seven people sitting around a table outdoors near a house, dressed early 1900s style.

In the Past

Woman in blue dress sitting by a pond holding a green umbrella in a garden with flowers and chairs.

The Pool - Richard E. Miller

Impressionist painting of a rural village with houses, trees, fields, and a cloudy sky.

Giverny - Paul Cézanne

Impressionist painting of two women having tea outdoors with parasol and floral background.

Our story

Since the 19th century, many American Impressionist artists have been inspired by the Baudy Gardens; to this day, the site remains unchanged and continues to preserve its history.

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