Claude Monet Impression Sunrise Poster
Oil on canvas from 1872. When first displayed in 1874, art critic Louis Leroy derisively used the term “Impressionistic,” from the title of this painting, to describe Monet’s works. This term was quickly adopted by what were soon to be known as the Impressionist painters, and the exhibition which included other works by Impressionist artists, was from then on referred to as the “Impressionist Exhibition.” Unlike similar stores, Art Lover's Cafe features classic, high resolution works of art that have been carefully restored, color-balanced & retouched to remove spots & artifacts commonly found in most reproductions sold online. Compare the quality and vivid colors of the artwork found here with others on the Internet and you'll see the difference.
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