The Japanese Footbridge, Claude Monet, Canvas Frames

**■ Description** Claude Monet, a French painter, was one of the representatives and founders of Impressionism. The word "impression" came from his famous work "Impression．Sunrise" and the theory and practice of Impressionism was widely promoted by him. Monet was good at experimenting and expressing techniques using different attitudes of light and shadow. His most important style was to change the way of drawing shadows and outlines. There is no clear shadow and no distinct or flat outline in his paintings. Furthermore, his use of color was quite delicate. He had been exploring and experimenting perfect expression of color and light, often painted the same object at different time and under different light so as to express the instant perception through the changing of natural light.【From the collection of： National Gallery of Art】 **■ Specifications** All Giclée (fine art digital print) are developed on high-quality canvas with nano Ink Technology. All Giclée artwork encloses ink guarantees from ink manufacturers. Giclée Guarantee: Damp Resistance, Temperature Resistance and Anti-Light esistance. Each item comes with a warranty card and detailed product Information in Chinese and English. Customers of different countries can better understand the features and introduction of the products. -- Size：H36 × L45 × W3 cm Material：Canvas Appendix：Warranty card, Detailed Product Information Made in Taiwan