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| Year of creation: | 1874 |
| Original size: | 80 cm x 60.5 cm |
| Painting style: | Impressionism |
| Original technique: | Oil on canvas |
| Located: | Orsey Museum, Paris |
Oil on canvas shows a railway bridge over the river Seine, under which barges sail.
The painting is Monet’s second most expensive work sold (almost EUR 30 million).
All paintings in our offer are handmade by our artists.
Single-panel paintings are stretched on a high-quality subframe. Multi-panel paintings are always delivered already stretched.
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Claude Monet – Fishing boats at the sea Year of creation: 1868-1869 Original size: 130 cm x 98 cm Painting style: Impressionism Original technique: Oil on canvas Located: Hill-Stead Museum, Farmington The oil on canvas Fishing Boats at Sea was painted by Monet outside, “en plein air”, capturing […]
Claude Monet – Blue Water Lilies Year of creation: 1916-1919 Original size: 200 cm x 200 cm Paint style: Impressionism Original technique: Oil on canvas Located: Orsey Museum, Paris In the paintings, the painter depicted his rose garden in Giverny, and water lilies were the main subject of Monet’s […]
Claude Monet – Bridge at Argenteuil Year of creation: 1874 Original size: 79.7 cm x 60 cm Painting style: Impressionism Original technique: Oil on canvas Located: Private collection, Paul Mellon The perfect balance of light and color is evident in the oil on canvas The Bridge at Argenteuil. […]
Claude Monet – Woman with a Parasol (Facing Left) Year of creation: 1886 Original size: 88 cm x 131 cm Paint style: Impressionism Original technique: Oil on canvas Located: Orsey Museum, Paris Monet lost interest in figure painting after the death of his wife Camille, but later enjoyed depictions […]
