Claude Monet:
Painting "Champs de tulipes en Hollande - Tulpenfeld in Holland" (1872), Framed
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Claude Monet:
Painting "Champs de tulipes en Hollande - Tulpenfeld in Holland" (1872), Framed
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Limited, 499 copies | Certificate | Reproduction, giclee on canvas | On a stretcher | Framed | Format ca. 57 x 69 cm (H/W)
In his late years Claude Monet said that he painted no objects, but the essence of the things, filled with the atmoshpere and light. And he never stopped searching for landscapes that offered not only interesting motives but also special light conditions.
In 1871 he traveled to the Netherlands for the first time. For four months, the artist lived in Zaandam, in the north of the Netherlands, not far from Amsterdam. In the Rijksmuseum, he studied the old Dutch masters. But above all, he worked: on his first visit alone, 25 of his 42 works were made with Dutch subjects. With their typical motifs - windmills, canals, tulip fields, etc. - they sometimes make an almost striking impression and at the same time clearly show how intensively the artist deals with the particular lighting conditions in the area. Original: 1872, oil on canvas, 65.5 x 81.5 cm, R.F. 1944-19, Musée d'Orsay, Paris.
High-quality fine art giclée museum reproduction in 7 colors on artist cotton canvas. Like an original painting stretched on a wooden stretcher. Noble museum framing in white with gold edge, gray patinated. Limited edition 499 copies. With a certificate. Format framed approx. 57 x 69 cm (H / W).
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Claude Monet: Painting "Champs de tulipes en Hollande - Tulpenfeld in Holland" (1872), Framed
In his late years Claude Monet said that he painted no objects, but the essence of the things, filled with the atmoshpere and light. And he never stopped searching for landscapes that offered not only interesting motives but also special light conditions.
In 1871 he traveled to the Netherlands for the first time. For four months, the artist lived in Zaandam, in the north of the Netherlands, not far from Amsterdam. In the Rijksmuseum, he studied the old Dutch masters. But above all, he worked: on his first visit alone, 25 of his 42 works were made with Dutch subjects. With their typical motifs - windmills, canals, tulip fields, etc. - they sometimes make an almost striking impression and at the same time clearly show how intensively the artist deals with the particular lighting conditions in the area. Original: 1872, oil on canvas, 65.5 x 81.5 cm, R.F. 1944-19, Musée d'Orsay, Paris.
High-quality fine art giclée museum reproduction in 7 colors on artist cotton canvas. Like an original painting stretched on a wooden stretcher. Noble museum framing in white with gold edge, gray patinated. Limited edition 499 copies. With a certificate. Format framed approx. 57 x 69 cm (H / W).