(After) Claude Monet, Voir le d'Argenteuil, Snow Scene Print

Description:
This evocative print reproduces Claude Monet's snow scene Voir le d'Argenteuil, portraying a serene winter landscape. A snow-covered road stretches into the distance, populated by figures silhouetted against the pristine white snow. The composition leads the eye to a cluster of buildings in the middleground, framed by a low bluish hill and an opalescent winter sky. Monet's mastery of light and subtle color variations captures the quiet beauty of a snowy day in Argenteuil.

Medium: Print
Dimensions: Sight: 40 x 47 cm; Frame: 54 x 68 cm
Condition Report: Overall good condition.
Notes: Signed lower left.

About the Original:
Claude Monet frequently painted scenes from Argenteuil, a town near Paris where he lived and worked during the 1870s. In this piece, he masterfully explores the interplay of light and shadow on snow, using a muted color palette to evoke the crisp, atmospheric quality of winter.

About the Artist:
Claude Monet (1840–1926) was a French Impressionist painter whose groundbreaking techniques revolutionized art in the late 19th century. Renowned for his focus on light, atmosphere, and natural landscapes, Monet's works, such as Water Lilies, Haystacks, and Rouen Cathedral, continue to inspire and captivate audiences globally.