Claude Monet (1840-1926) was the French painter who caught the impression of the moment at sunrise, leading the style of art to be called Impressionism.

Inspired by lights and shadows, Monet’s use of color and light captured the spontaneity of the moment that transformed the depiction into a lyrical masterpiece.

View the everlasting impressions of the celebrated sunrise, the water lilies, the gardens at Giverny, the foggy London landscape, the gondolas and more of the painter’s world at the Monet Gallery at World Images. 

Many of these works are available in print or giclee.  The print is a more economical choice yet the giclee will give the viewer a better representation of this French Master's intended colors and tones. 

What is a giclee?