Irises in Monet's Garden, 1900 by Claude Monet - Large Canvas Art Bathroom Wall Decor Painting Print Framed for Living Room Bedroom Home Kitchen

Irises in Monet's Garden, 1900 by Claude Monet - Large Canvas Art Bathroom Wall Decor Painting Print Framed for Living Room Bedroom Home Kitchen

High Definition Giclee Modern Artwork Pictures are printed on thick and premium canvas, HD canvas printing artwork, Which would restore the real canvas wall art, more classic and precious. Stretched and Framed canvas art prints ready to hang for home decorations wall decor. Each panel has a hook already mounted on the wooden bar for easy hanging out of box. Canavs Print Size: 24" x 36" ( 60x90cm）HD prints on premium canvas, waterproof, fading resistant. A perfect canvas wall art for living room, bedroom, kitchen, dining room, bathroom, bars wall decor, home decorations or hotel and office decorations. Great Gifts: Our posters and canvas wall art are suitable as a gift to the parents, partners, kids etc when meeting anniversary, festival, ceremony, etc

• This artwork is printed on premium quality canvas, professionally hand-stretched and stapled over solid wood bars in gallery wrap style, with hooks mounted on each panel, protected by plastic bags and carton box.
• We have high-quality canvas art in various sizes and styles and value every customer's art need and provide customers with high-quality canvas paintings.
• Perfect contemporary art print on canvas for living room wall decor, dining room wall decor, bedroom wall decor, kitchen wall decor and bathroom wall decor, kids room, sitting room, office, hotel, cafe, bar and others. Canvas wall art prints decor makes a boost of color to your living space and injects the soul of modern decoration.

The Artist

Claude Monet (1840 - 1926), the founder of Impressionism, was one of the most influential landscape painters in the history of art. Born in Paris, Monet studied in glennier's studio, where he met Renoir, Sisley and basil, who later became the core members of Impressionism. In outdoor paintings, he conveyed the fleeting effects of atmosphere, time and season through color and light. He removed black and gray from his palette and painted in natural colors, drawing a series of identical scenes under different light and weather conditions. Monet applied the study of the transient effect of natural light to the most refined expression, and finally becoming the pioneer of modernism in the 20th century.