Path of Poppies

'Poppy Field' (1881)
Artist: Claude Monet (1840-1926)

Claude Monet was a renowned French painter and one of the leading figures in the Impressionist movement. Born in Paris, Monet showed a passion for art from a young age, which led him to study at the Académie Suisse and later at the studio of Charles Gleyre, where he met fellow artists who would become lifelong friends and collaborators.

Monet is best known for his series of paintings depicting the same subject under different light and atmospheric conditions, such as his iconic Water Lilies series and Haystacks series. His keen observation of nature and his mastery of capturing fleeting moments of light and color earned him international acclaim.

Throughout his career, Monet's work underwent several stylistic shifts, from his early realism to his later, more abstract explorations of color and form. Despite facing financial struggles and personal hardships, including the loss of loved ones and battles with deteriorating eyesight, Monet remained dedicated to his art.

His legacy as one of the greatest painters of the 19th and early 20th centuries endures today, with his works celebrated in museums and galleries worldwide. Monet's innovative approach to painting continues to inspire generations of artists, and his impact on the development of modern art remains profound.

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Fine Art Prints:

Our premium fine art prints are printed on heavyweight archival-grade paper and canvas.

Fine Art Paper: 330gsm textured, matte, cotton rag.

Fine Art Canvas: 360gsm, natural white, 100% cotton canvas. Will be printed with a blank white border. If you prefer mirrored edging or to have the canvas stretched, get in touch via email for a detailed quote.

*All Canvas and Paper prints will come unframed.
*Smaller sizes will be packed in a clear sleeve with backing board and larger sizes will come rolled.

Digital Prints:

Our digital prints are delivered within minutes of placing your order. You'll receive an email containing instructions on how to access and download your artwork.