Monet View Of Vétheuil (1880) Canvas

The footpath winding through the poppy field at bottom right points the way toward the church tower at Vétheuil, the village northwest of Paris where Monet set up house in 1878. Although the landscape appears continuous, the artist painted this view from an island in the Seine River; the water is obscured by a stand of poplars. Monet depicted the area around Vétheuil extensively during the summer of 1880, creating a remarkably varied array of scenes. The Studio Selection designs were handpicked in collaboration with the world’s foremost visual experts from around the world - made by independent artists and photographers. Canvases are printed with modern printing technology and hand-stretched on finger jointed wood frames in 2cm and 4cm thicknesses. The hanging kit is included.