This hand painted oil on canvas art work is an accurate reproduction of Monet’s original Woman in a Garden (at Saint-Adresse) created in 1867. One of Monet’s most recognized and loved compositions this beautiful oil painting is part of the permanent collection at the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. So much more than a print, a quality hand painted oil on canvas reproduction such as this truly captures the textural qualities and color of the original: True homage to the work of a man who was and still is the world’s leading impressionist artist.

Monet loved painting nature. His earlier works, such as this tended to include people: However, in later compositions Monet would concentrate his efforts upon the landscape and people would feature far less within his canvas art works. Indeed, Monet created Women at the Garden at Ville d'Avray months earlier (1866-1867) and this composition featured a group of women. Here, we have just one lone woman and so the onus has been edged far more toward capturing how nature reflects upon us as humans; as opposed to merely depicting humans upon the landscape.

Woman in the Garden Saint-Adresse is a sensitive and loyal reproduction: A beautiful oil painting – as is the original.