Framed Monet Print: Le Pont Japonais (“The Japanese Bridge”)

This framed and matted reproduction of Monet’s The Japanese Bridge is exquisite! It’s part of a famous series of 12 works Monet (1840-1926) painted from a single vantage point in his water garden at Giverny, France. Monet moved to Giverny in 1883 and meticulously designed this water garden to be his "greatest work of art" and a lifelong subject for his brush. The bridge serves both as a structural element and a symbolic "connector" between the human world and the natural environment. 
His brilliant use of color makes this print come to life, and yet it is soft at the same time.

The Details 

Era: Late 20th Century

Maker: Reproduction of the 1899 Original

Material: Print on Paper, Wood Frame, Glass

Pattern: Le Pont Japonais (The Japanese Bridge)

Condition: Good (Frame and print are well-preserved with minimal signs of age. However, the frame has some imperfections that I think could easily be restored with some gilding or metallic wax.)

Dimensions

Length: 17”

Height: 14”