Claude Monet:
Painting "Garden in Sainte-Adresse" (1867), Framed
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Limited, 950 copies | Original Dietz replica | Oil on canvas | On a stretcher | Solid wood strip | Format 70 x 90 cm (H/W)
Before addressing to the unconditional direction of impressionism, Claude Monet painted in conventional realistic style. With these works he was presented in the Paris Salon, established in 1865 before he joined the French impressionists with his new exhibitions. Later his painting "Impression - Soleil Levant" gave name to the whole trend. Besides Monet fascinated his older painting colleague Edouard Manet with his community paintings in green. The kept a strong contact since 1866. The artistic creations broke out from the walls of the studio. In this way the French plain air art, which consisted in experience of nature and light, was born.
"Garten in Sainte-Adresse":
Monet spends the summer with his parents in Sainte-Adresse, a suburb of Le Havre in Normandy. The terrace is portrayed with a perspective. His father sits in the foreground and the view goes on the English Channel with many ships. The white light throws colorful shadows. Here appear the first traits of impressionism, in the atmospheric compression of sea and supernaturally reinforced splashes of color in the flower beds.
Original: 1867, oil on canvas, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Original Dietz replica. Oil on canvas in 93 colors. Limited edition of 950 copies. Each replica on canvas was like an original mounted on a stretcher, that is why the canvas can be stretched at the fluctuations of room temperature and humidity. Framed with gold color solid wood strip. Format incl. Frame ca. 70 x 90 cm (H/W).
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Claude Monet: Painting "Garden in Sainte-Adresse" (1867), Framed
Before addressing to the unconditional direction of impressionism, Claude Monet painted in conventional realistic style. With these works he was presented in the Paris Salon, established in 1865 before he joined the French impressionists with his new exhibitions. Later his painting "Impression - Soleil Levant" gave name to the whole trend. Besides Monet fascinated his older painting colleague Edouard Manet with his community paintings in green. The kept a strong contact since 1866. The artistic creations broke out from the walls of the studio. In this way the French plain air art, which consisted in experience of nature and light, was born.
"Garten in Sainte-Adresse":
Monet spends the summer with his parents in Sainte-Adresse, a suburb of Le Havre in Normandy. The terrace is portrayed with a perspective. His father sits in the foreground and the view goes on the English Channel with many ships. The white light throws colorful shadows. Here appear the first traits of impressionism, in the atmospheric compression of sea and supernaturally reinforced splashes of color in the flower beds.
Original: 1867, oil on canvas, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Original Dietz replica. Oil on canvas in 93 colors. Limited edition of 950 copies. Each replica on canvas was like an original mounted on a stretcher, that is why the canvas can be stretched at the fluctuations of room temperature and humidity. Framed with gold color solid wood strip. Format incl. Frame ca. 70 x 90 cm (H/W).