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Claude Monet painted "Boardwalk at Trouville" in 1870 during his honeymoon with his wife, Camille Doncieux. The painting captures a lively scene at the seaside resort of Trouville, showcasing fashionable figures strolling along the boardwalk with a breezy atmosphere. This print captures the original painting very well - the colours are still very vibrant and you can feel the sea breeze and smell the air, just as Monet must have.
This print is a good size and is framed in a lovely quality wooden glazed frame. I think I would age the print and frame to the 1970s, but I can't be completely accurate. For a large vintage print, the picture is in very good condition. It really is ready to hang. The photos possibly don't do it justice. Although please do look at them.
The painting reflects Monet's fascination with light and atmosphere, key elements of his Impressionist style. It is part of a series of paintings Monet created at Trouville, depicting the Normandy coast and its vibrant seaside culture. A great print to hang in most rooms in the home. It is very vintage and retro in fell, but it beautifully captures one of the classic painters and paintings of all time.
