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| Atmosfera | |
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| Dimensioni dell'opera | 81.8 cm × 81.3 cm |
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| Dimensioni puzzle | 50.8 x 50.8 cm |
| Dimensioni scatola | 22 x 25 x 5 cm |
| EAN | 717195243524 |
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The 500-piece puzzle “Monet Poplars along the River Epte” represents one of Claude Monet’s most famous paintings,
The Poplars series, painted by Claude Monet, is a splendid example of Impressionist art.
During the summer and autumn of 1891, Monet painted a series of views of poplars along the Epte River, near Giverny. The series’ completion was temporarily threatened when the village of Limetz, across the Epte from Giverny, was destroyed. The Poplars were exhibited for the first time as a series. Fifteen were shown in Paris in 1892.
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The 500-piece Monet Poplars Along the Epte River puzzle from Pomegranate is a wonderful way to discover the wonders of Impressionist art and enter the wonderful ferment of modern art.
The open-air painting and the light touches of colour of the fields of blooming poppies and the trees along the riverbanks make this painting one of the most famous and important in the history of modern art.
In fact, thanks to the composition of the puzzle that we offer you in the 500-piece version by the Pomegranate brand, you will be able to enter, piece by piece, into the fantastic world of Monet.
Monet Poplars Along the River Epte 500-piece puzzle from the Pomegranate brand is a stunning example of an impressionist art puzzle.
In fact, in this wonderful canvas one can appreciate all the beauty and strength of Impressionist art.
Piece by piece you will discover many details that will make you passionate about the art of Claude Monet and all his magnificent brush strokes.
 | Number of pieces 500 |  | Brand Pomegranate |
 | Puzzle dimensions (cm) 50.8 x 50.8 |  | Box dimensions (cm) 22 x 25 x 5 |
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1000 pieces
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The paintings from the Poplars series were created by Claude Monet in the summer and autumn of 1891.
The trees were located in a marsh along the banks of the Epte River, a few kilometers upstream from Monet’s house and studio.
To reach his floating painting studio that was moored in one location, he took a small boat up the nearby waterway to where it joined the main current.
There were three groups of paintings: in one group the paintings have imposing poplars coming out of the top edge of the canvas, in another group there are seven trees and in another group three or four poplars on the banks of the River Epte near Giverny .
The trees, which actually belonged to the municipality of Limetz, were auctioned off before Monet had completed all his paintings. At one point, Monet was forced to buy the trees because he hadn’t yet finished his paintings.
The Poplars series was created using a fairly simple subject. Poplars, as the name suggests, are based on trees, yet the artist used his considerable skill as an impressionist painter to depict them in a completely new and engaging way. Monet was an extremely prolific painter who used nature and his perceptions of the natural world extensively in his paintings. He used impressionism to express the impact that water, mountains, and even grass had on his thoughts. Each painting reflects the beauty of its surroundings, and some can even induce a sense of peace in viewers. Monet shows the poplars at different stages of their life.
In the late spring of 1891, Monet began painting the line of poplars seen in the series. They lined the stream near his home in Giverny . When Monet learned that the poplars along the Epte River were to be cut down, he paid to have them left standing.
The artist may have made an effort to capture these changes because they reminded him of the changes that all people experience. Each viewer can be inspired to think of different seasons in their own lives. As a skilled painter, Monet strives to shift the visual mood and break the dreariness of the uniform trunks. To begin with, the avant-garde is focused on a left-leaning viewpoint, so that each tree appears slightly shorter than the one before it. This technique creates a vanishing point on the far left.
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