Description
Claude Monet’s Impressionist works often have muted, soft tones that evoke a very serene view of nature. This unique work of art is an example of Monet’s relatively rare use of bright, bold tones. The plants and trails seen in “Path at Pourville” are marked by vivid hues of yellow, green, pink and purple. It’s delightfully colorful and endlessly fascinating. Monet’s signature style of quick brushstrokes creates a feeling of movement, so much so that you can almost hear the rustling of the bushes. You’ll be instantly drawn in by this hand-painted replica of Monet’s “Path at Pourville.” It’s just as stunning and brightly colored in person, making it a lovely and stylish addition to any room in your home.
