Description
Seen here is a prime example of Claude Monet’s typical Impressionist style. The House Among the Roses, a 1925 landscape, features his distinctive use of broken color and rapid brushstrokes. Known for his “plein air” outdoor paintings of landmarks and gardens over the course of many hours, days, and seasons, his work brings light and life to any environment. This piece is anything but forgettable, with vivid color in an organic edge-to-edge composition. The blossoming petals, flowing grasses, and deep blue skies really pop due to his use of complementary and contrasting paints. Our meticulous reproduction is sure to brighten any environment with a pleasant, springtime feeling.
