Claude Monet painted "The Lunch" in his garden in Argenteuil in 1873. Lunch presents an idyllic, everyday scene of the Monet family life in Argenteuil during the hot summer months. After lunch, Camille walks around the garden while Jean plays in the shadow of the table.
Mone recreates the most pleasant sensations for a sunny afternoon - the live flowers, the cool shades of the shade, the beautiful fabrics of the summer dresses. The house is partly hidden from the leaves in the garden. The charm of the scene lies above all in the impression of spontaneity, in the mere display of a family life whose traces remain. The table is not cleared of food. A hat hanging on a branch of a tree, a bag and an umbrella left on the bench seem to have been forgotten there ...
Reproduction is a high-quality eco-printing, on an Italian eco ink jar. The canvas is folded over the back to the size of 30x40, and above this size is stretched on the subframe. The picture is arranged with a luxury frame and is ready for hanging.