Description
While Claude Monet was most famous for his paintings from the French countryside, he also painted works from his travels. “Venice, Rio della Salute” was painted in 1908 and is one of the later works by this famous Impressionist artist. It’s easy to see that it’s a piece by Monet, as evidenced by the blurred brush strokes made in different directions to create texture and dimension across the canvas. In addition, Monet masterfully used patches of light to create a peaceful atmosphere along this Venetian canal. The combinations of warm colors like red and yellow, against coll tones like blue and green create a sense of energy in the backdrop. Overall, it’s a stunning Venice oil painting that shows how Monet was able to depict a variety of settings in his gorgeous Impressionist style. Whether you’re a fan of Monet paintings or someone who longs to travel to Italy, you’ll love being able to hang this lovely reproduction of “Venice, Rio della Salute” in your own home.
