In the design, the green, which represents "recovery, full of vitality, and healing," has a more three-dimensional meaning in the painter's pen.  Sometimes dazzling and charming, sometimes lush and lively, and even sick and threatening.

In the writing of Monet, the leader of French Impressionism, green is the absolute protagonist.  After buying a garden in the small town of Giverny, Monet painted all the doors and windows green. He also said frankly: The favorite is green.