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Claude Oscar Monet moved to Giverny in 1883 along with wife, Alice Hoschedé and their combined eight children. The couple found a lovely house in the countryside with a garden that they rented and later on were able to purchase. Monet remarried after the death of his wife Camille – a mark in the artist's life that reflected in his work, as he experimented more with his technique. Many other modern painters chose to live in the countryside, as they were closer to nature and lived a calmer life than in the bustle of the big city. In his new home, Monet created a fantastical garden of blossoming colorful flowers, tall trees and even a pond with a bridge – all subjects that he would repeatedly paint.
In 1888, Monet concluded the bright and colorful oil painting Young Girl In The Garden At Giverny. The artist portrays a girl in the forefront holding two bouquets of yellow and red flowers, as well as long green stems and leaves. She is placed on the right side of the canvas, facing the left. The young lady wears a wicker sun hat with a white flower on the front and a white dress with long sleeves. Her brunet hair rests on her shoulders, and her expression is bland – painted in a very simplistic manner, as the artist intended on focusing on the effects of light and color of the scene.
The background is composed of the many flowers of Monet’s garden, and they create a diagonal line across the canvas, as they boarder the road the girl walks upon. Monet loosely painted yellow, orange, red and pink flowers over green brushes. As the vegetation reaches the top edge of the canvas, they get darker, creating a beautiful contrast with the sunny figure in the forefront.
Monet would often wander the through the outskirts of his home to find beautiful landscapes to portray, but with his garden, he had an infinite amount of subjects to paint in his own yard. Like the other Impressionists, Monet painted en plein air, meaning he painted outside to capture the optical effects of the natural light on a scene and the figures. With expressive brushstrokes, the artist captures the impression of a fleeting moment of sunlight.
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Important Notes About Your Painting:
If you have any request to alter your reproduction of Young Girl In The Garden At Giverny,
you must email us after placing your order and we'll have an artist contact you.
If you have another image of Young Girl In The Garden At Giverny
that you would like the artist to work from, please include it as an attachment. Otherwise, we will reproduce the above image for you exactly as it is.
Free shipping is included in the price of the painting. Once the painting is ready and dry enough to ship, we will roll it and ship it in a sturdy cardboard tube.
We always ship express via courier to ensure your order reaches you as soon as possible - normally within three business days. The total delivery time from the moment you place your order until the package is delivered to your door is normally between three to four weeks.
If, in the unlikely event you were dissatisfied with the painting after reviewing it in person, it can be returned for a full refund for up to 365 days after delivery.
When you receive the painting; you are free to return it for more revisions or else for a full refund minus our actual shipping cost -- which is, on average, $25 per painting.
1st Art Gallery provides a full warranty covering manufacturing and material defects for paintings purchased from our website. The warranty covers damage for normal use. Damage caused by incidents such as accidents or inappropriate use are not covered.
Depending on the degree of damage to the warranted painting, it will either be repaired or replaced. This warranty service is provided free of charge.
When purchasing a painting on its own, it will arrive rolled inside a secure tube with an extra 1.5" of white canvas on all sides so you can easily frame it in any local frame shop.
You may choose to purchase your painting framed, in which case, it will arrive "ready to hang". We offer more than 20 beautiful models, all hand finished and expertly assembled by our experienced framers.
Note that for safety reasons we can only frame up to a certain size. Once the maximum size is reached the framing option is automatically disabled.
If you are planning to frame your painting yourself,
use an existing frame, or frame it locally, you may choose to order your painting with a stretching service,
meaning that it will arrive mounted on wooden bars.
If you're considering not framing your painting at all, you may opt for a Gallery Wrap. The term Gallery Wrap refers to the way the canvas is stretched, which is by wrapping it around thick stretcher bars, about 1.5 inch thick, with the canvas being secured to the back rather than the sides of those bars.
All orders ship with UPS, FedEx or DHL and will arrive directly to your home or office. A tracking number will be emailed to you as soon as the order leaves our studio so you can track it online. All orders ship express and usually arrive within 4-5 days from the shipping date. Due to shipping restraints, many of our framed, stretched, and oversize paintings may take 6-21 days for arrival depending on the safest route determined by the postal service.