Claude Monet - Roses
Year: 1925-1926 - oil on canvas
Preserved at: Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris, France.
The Roses is the last painting painted by Claude Monet when the artist was already almost blind. The painting represents the flowering of his rose garden, in the central avenue in front of the house in Giverny, which the artist painted almost from memory.
Print by Claude Monet. The roses
The print is made on fine handmade paper from Amalfi, still created today one sheet at a time with an artisanal process.
The size indicated is that of the sheet on which the reproduction of the masterpiece is printed, leaving a few centimeters of white margin.
Once printed, the image - with the exception of reproductions of watercolours, frescoes, drawings and Japanese prints - is treated with Academy paints. Thus created, the Pitteikon print is stamped and, with the exception of Miniartprint prints, personally numbered and signed.
This process takes 3/4 working days, after which your print is packaged and shipped.
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