New Collection
Claude Monet
Claude Monet didn't paint objects — he painted the light falling on them. His water lilies, gardens, and hazy cathedral facades captured the fleeting, shifting quality of a single moment, laid down in soft, deliberate strokes of colour. He gave a whole movement its name, and gave us a new way of seeing the everyday. This collection brings that gentle, atmospheric quality to your walls. Think soft lavender ponds, dappled greens, and the kind of hazy, layered brushwork that makes a room feel calm and considered. Whether you're softening a reading corner or anchoring a living room gallery wall, these prints bring warmth, depth, and quiet beauty to any space.
The Manneporte Near Étretat (1886)
The Manneporte (Étretat) (1883)
The Bodmer Oak, Fontainebleau Forest (1865) By Claude Monet
The Beach and the Falaise D'amont (1885) By Claude Monet.
The Artist's Garden In Argenteuil, a Corner of the Garden With Dahlias (1873)
The Artist's Garden At Vétheuil (1881) By Claude Monet
Spring Flowers (1864) By Claude Monet
Rocks At Port Goulphar, Belle Île (1886) By Claude Monet
Port Domois, Belle Isle (1887) By Claude Monet
On the Bank of the Seine, Bennecourt (1868) By Claude Monet
Le Cours Du 14 Juillet Vu De La Maison De Claude Monet
La Grenouillère (1869) By Claude Monet
Jean Monet On His Hobby Horse (1872) By Claude Monet
Water Lily Pond
Île Aux Fleurs Near Vétheuil (1880) By Claude Monet
Claude Monet's Water Lilies (1915)
Claude Monet's Tulip Fields At Sassenheim, (1886)
Japanese Footbridge 1899
Woman With Parasol
Jerusalem Artichoke Flowers
