Hand-painted reproductions of the impressionist masters, faithful to the original brushwork — from Monet's gardens at Giverny to the boulevards of Pissarro and the ballet halls of Degas. Painted on stretched linen by trained atelier artists in Paris.
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Our painter spends a full day with high-resolution museum reference — analysing brush direction, palette layering, and the under-painting that gives each work its glow.
Belgian linen, stretched on solid spruce and double-grounded with the same rabbit-skin gesso the impressionists themselves favoured.
Between 40 and 120 hours, depending on the work. Layer by layer, with hog-bristle brushes and the same oil-rich palette Monet built at Giverny.
The atelier signs the verso, your work travels in a hand-built crate, and a certificate of provenance arrives in your inbox before the painting reaches your door.
Every reproduction is painted by an atelier artist trained in the technique of a single impressionist master — Monet's broken colour, Renoir's feathered flesh tones, Degas's chalk-and-spirit ground. Nothing is printed. Nothing is mechanical.
The artist works from museum-grade colour reference, on the same Belgian linen our painters have used since the Académie Julian. Each canvas takes between 40 and 120 hours.
