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Detail of The Beach at Trouville Epic Poster
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Detail of The Beach at Trouville Epic Poster
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Simple, bold and beautiful. Epic Posters are dramatic while still retaining the character of the original image.Printed on revolutionary Tyvek® paper (a patented complex weave technique that's almost impossible to tear), these posters are very resilient and have a satin finish. Each poster measures 6 x 4 feet (1.8 x 1.2 metres) and is delivered rolled in a tube with handy cardboard struts and robust bulldog clips for easy hanging.About this paintingClaude Monet's The Beach at Trouville, 1870Oil on canvas, 37.5 x 45.7 cm© The National Gallery, London, Bought, Courtauld Fund, 1924 This painting, as hung in the gallery, is one of five beach scenes produced by Monet in the summer of 1870, which may have been preparatory sketches for a larger painting that Monet intended to submit to the Salon. The figure to the left is probably Monet's wife Camille, and the woman on the right may be the wife of Eugène Boudin, whose own beach scenes influenced the work of Monet. The painting is unusual in its composition - a close-up of symmetrically disposed figures - and in the bravura of its technique. The white dashes of paint indicating the dress of the left-hand figure are prominent. They contrast with the shadowed face, probably concealed by a veil, and the parasol shading the flowered hat. Grains of sand are present in the paint on the original painting hung in the gallery, confirming that it must have been at least partly executed outside on the beach.
Description
Simple, bold and beautiful. Epic Posters are dramatic while still retaining the character of the original image.Printed on revolutionary Tyvek® paper (a patented complex weave technique that's almost impossible to tear), these posters are very resilient and have a satin finish. Each poster measures 6 x 4 feet (1.8 x 1.2 metres) and is delivered rolled in a tube with handy cardboard struts and robust bulldog clips for easy hanging.About this paintingClaude Monet's The Beach at Trouville, 1870Oil on canvas, 37.5 x 45.7 cm© The National Gallery, London, Bought, Courtauld Fund, 1924 This painting, as hung in the gallery, is one of fiv...