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Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Renoir, Pissarro, Morisot--Impressionistic
art. Few countries boast an art style or as many artists as immediately recognizable
as this. The term was coined after a hostile critic saw Impressionism:
Sunrise by Claude Monet in 1874. Below you will find Claude Monet and all the other
Impressionistic artists arranged chronologically. For other periods of
French art, Art Directory;
for posters and fine prints by these artists Art by French Artists. Once you've read the books, plan to see them in person.
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Amanti Art Dusk, Sunset in Venice, 1908 Framed Art Print by Claude Monet |
Pond
of Waterlilies, 1919 Framed Art
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| Japanese Footbridge Framed Art, by Brushstrokes, is a Monet classic.
The little pond and Japanese-style bridge of Giverny demonstrate Monet's
expressive colors, texture, and dimension |
See Venice through the eyes of master Impressionist Claude Monet. A
violent sunset casts a fiery glow on the ancient city's darkened shore
and rippling bay. An antique-inspired frame adds a golden touch to this
gorgeous scene |
Pond of Waterlilies, 1919 Framed Art, by Brushstrokes, is a
beautiful replica of one of Monet's final paintings. It is said
that the softer focus and angle of vision were due to Monet's failing
eyesight. The original oil hangs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in
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Amanti Art Fisherman's Cottage on the Cliffs at Varengeville, 1882 Framed Art Print by Claude Monet |
Amanti Art Two Dancers on Stage, 1874 Framed Art Print by Edgar Degas |
Metaverse Wall Art, The Artist's Garden at Giverny by Claude Monet |
| A masterpiece by world-renowned artist Claude Monet, this art print
offers a spectacular water view from any room. Featuring a fisherman's
cottage perched on the cliffs at Varengeville. This warm, sunny
landscape is complemented by an embossed gold frame |
An ethereal grace resonates from Two Dancers on Stage by
Impressionist Edgar Degas, an artist famous for painting ballerinas. By
capturing just part of the second figure, he prompts the viewer to
imagine what's happening beyond the frame. With an antique black,
scroll-embossed frame |
A garden of lush violets, earthy greens and cornflower blues offer
insight on Monet's inspiration. From his home in Giverny, France, to
your very own living room, bedroom or foyer |
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| Banks of the Seine at Asnieres Framed Art
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La Grenouillere Framed Art
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Spring Bouquet Framed Art
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| Banks of the Seine at Asnieres Framed Art, by Brushstrokes, is a
reproduction of the famous Renoir oil painting. This beautifully framed
painting depicts the serene banks of the Seine River with subtle
contrasting colors. The original hangs in the National Gallery in London |
La Grenouillere Framed Art, by Brushstrokes, focuses on the
beautiful French locale from which the painting takes its name. This
early Renoir work was intended to be a "snapshot" of everyday life. The
original hangs in the National Museum in Sweden |
The realism of this Spring Bouquet Framed Art, by Brushstrokes,
leaps off the canvas in a glorious array of spring flowers. One of
Renoir's earliest paintings, the original still life hangs in the Fogg
Art Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts |
Impressionism
General
Claude Monet (1840-1926)
Camille Pissarro (1830-1903)
Auguste Renoir
Edgar Degas (1834-1917)
Berthe Morisot (1841-1895)
Gustave Caillebotte
Alfred Sisley 1839-1899
Camille Claudel (sculptor)
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