Framed Item / Promenade on the Cliff at Pourville 1882 / Claude Monet / Poster / Art / Interior ■ Item Details Artist: Claude Monet Title: Promenade on the Cliff at Pourville 1882 Poster Size: 55.5cm (H) x 69cm (W) Frame: Wooden frame, fixed white color ■ About the Frame The artwork is framed with a wooden frame in white. The frame, when viewed from the front, has a simple impression that doesn't detract from the artwork, and the warmth unique to wood makes the artwork more impressive and stand out. It fits perfectly with white walls, as well as modern, vintage, and natural styles. Placing art in your daily life, such as in a bedroom or living room, can add color and create a special space. ■ About the Artist Claude Monet, France [1840-1926] "Impressionism" is one of the most important movements in art history. Its birth came from an exhibition held by Monet, Renoir, and others in 1874, and it is said that the name "Impressionism" was derived from the title of Monet's work at that time. As the origin suggests, even after many painters left Impressionism and started on different paths, Monet himself continued to pursue the path of Impressionism until his later years. As he is called the "Painter of Light," the movement of light and changes in texture were important themes in Impressionism, and it may be inevitable that Monet painted many series, starting with "Water Lilies." The light emitted by the works of a painter who continued to explore a single path and limited motifs has a dazzling brilliance that touches the hearts of viewers. ■ Printing Method This poster is offset printed. Offset printing: A type of planographic printing that utilizes the water repellency of oil (ink). Instead of printing directly from the plate to the paper, an intermediate transfer body is used, so there is less friction on the plate and paper, which is a major feature. Accurate and clear multi-color printing is possible, and it has high reproducibility from the original, making it the most widely used in modern color printing. m1914-wbwh-mk