Monet bought land in Giverny and spent years reshaping it. Planted specific flowers in specific places. Built a bridge exactly where he needed one. Then painted it obsessively. At the same time, In Connecticut, Twachtman was doing the same thing on his farm. Modified the land. Built a white bridge over the brook running through his property. Painted it at least six times. They never met. But the same logic was running through both of them. The painting wasn't the starting point. The vision was.
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