The Japanese Footbridge // Claude Monet

Born in the heart of Paris, Claude Monet (1840-1926) is regarded as the founder of French Impressionist painting— a revolutionary art style characterized by a focus on form, light, and the nuances of natural scenes— and one of the movement's most prolific practitioners. Monet's rapid brush strokes and experimental use of color depicted light in a manner never before seen Realism, with many of his works drawing inspiration from the Japanese tradition of woodblock prints. His style was heavily criticized for breaking the rules of artistic representation, but his incredible plein air landscape paintings quickly gained popularity with the public.

Loose, spontaneous, and innovative, infuse your space with Monet's romantic style with this iconic, fine art print. Each piece is thoughtfully reproduced on super heavyweight, artist quality paper for a timeless work of art that will dazzle the eye and inspire the imagination.