Haystacks at Giverny

By Claude Oscar Monet SKU:41347

Claude Monet's 'Haystacks at Giverny', painted in 1891, showcases the transformative essence of his pioneering Impressionist style. Depicting agricultural stacks under varying light and seasons, Monet masterfully employed a symphony of colors and rapid brushstrokes, capturing fleeting moments and atmospheric nuances. The series was revolutionary, challenging traditional perceptions of time, color, and subject matter in painting, firmly establishing Monet as a visionary. 'Haystacks at Giverny' immortalizes the ephemeral, representing a pivotal moment in art history, and confirming Monet’s enduring artistic genius.

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40 cm

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Total € 195

Claude Monet’s “Haystacks at Giverny” is a renowned work of art synonymous with the Impressionist movement. Painted in 1888, this seminal piece forms part of Monet’s celebrated “Haystacks” series, a sequence of paintings where the French artist explores the play of light and color on these humble agrarian structures.

Monet was a pioneer of en plein air painting – the practice of painting outdoors to capture the natural light and atmosphere. In “Haystacks at Giverny”, he showcases his extraordinary talent for capturing light’s fleeting effects and transforming ordinary objects – in this case, haystacks – into subjects of visual wonder.

Impressionism sought to depict the natural world not as it objectively exists but as it appears to the observer in specific moments. In “Haystacks at Giverny”, Monet does exactly this, representing the haystacks under different conditions of light and atmosphere, thereby capturing a moment’s impression rather than a detailed representation.

“Haystacks at Giverny” also signals an important stage in Monet’s artistic evolution. His focus shifts from grand landscapes to more intimate, everyday scenes, paving the way for his later series on Rouen Cathedral, Water Lilies, and the Japanese Bridge.

Artist:

Claude Oscar Monet

Original size:

81 x 65 cm (width x height)

Art style:

Impressionism

Minimal order width:

50 cm

Maximum order width:

183 cm

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