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About Gardener’s House at Antibes
In Gardener’s House at Antibes (1888), Claude Monet brings Mediterranean light into a view of a modest house among slender trees. Warm roof tiles and yellow-green foliage stand against the blue sea, with the distant Alps beyond. Short, textured strokes give the garden a lively surface while the cool distance opens up the scene. Painted during Monet’s stay on the French Riviera, the work offers a sunlit contrast to his Normandy coast views. The original is in the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Explore Gardener’s House at Antibes by Claude Monet as a giclée reproduction from TRG Fine Art.
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