This excellent Reproduction of Claude Monet’s original oil painting The Turkeys at the Chateau De Rottembourg, Montgeron would add grace and color to any room. The original was one of a collection of four paintings were originally created for Ernest Hoschede in 1886-1887: For the dining room in his Chateau at Montegon

Monet loved gardens. He had a passion for color and light and the effect it had upon human perceptions and emotions: Well known for his landscapes and still life Monet is not an artist generally associated with animal paintings. And although the White Turkeys feature heavily they are wholly apart of the landscape.

The extra sensory world of Monet is always about nature. Capturing a moment, a sensation, the colors the ambience – the affect it had upon human emotion. Monet was unique and gifted with a perception and sensitivity far more acute than most. Somewhat akin to being able to hear dog whistles...Monet was one of a kind as are each and every one of his oil paintings.

The colors in The Turkeys reach above and beyond the paint box. There are not enough words in any vocabulary to describe so many hues. Welcome to the world of Claude Monet!