Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), 1864 by Claude Monet canvas print in Natural Frame Canvas
Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), 1864 by Claude Monet canvas print in Oak Framed Canvas
Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), c. 1864 by Claude Monet canvas print, Standard and Gallery Canvas unframed
Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), 1864 by Claude Monet canvas print in Black Framed Canvas
Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), c. 1864 by Claude Monet canvas print displayed in a modern living room with a gray sectional sofa
Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), c. 1864 by Claude Monet canvas print displayed on a white brick wall with hanging pendant bulbs
Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), c. 1864 by Claude Monet canvas print, front view unframed on a white background
Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), 1864 by Claude Monet canvas print in Gold Framed Canvas
Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), 1864 by Claude Monet canvas print in White Framed Canvas
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Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), c. 1864 by Claude Monet – Grey Green Edition

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Frame Style:Standard 0.75"
Size:12x9"

Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), painted by Claude Monet in 1864 depicts a modest shipbuilding beach on the Normandy coast near Honfleur, its weathered timber sheds, hewn logs, and pebble shingle giving way to a choppy Channel dotted with small fishing sailboats. Monet painted the scene during the formative summer he spent at Honfleur and Sainte-Adresse in the company of Eugène Boudin and Johan Jongkind, the two marine painters who first encouraged him to work directly from nature. The warm palette of rust-orange, golden brown, and blue-and-gold sky belongs to Monet’s earliest mature period, well before the brighter color and broken brushwork of Impressionism proper.

Artist: Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926). Date: 1864.

Boatyard near Honfleur (Le Chantier de Petits Navires, près de Honfleur), 1864 by Claude Monet. Early Impressionist Wall Art Canvas Print.

A note on this reproduction: this print renders in warm, richly colored tones, with a rust-orange shore, a golden-brown bluff, and a blue and gold sky.

Also available as a second edition: View the soft, muted grey-green edition of Boatyard near Honfleur. Same painting, with a quiet grey-green and grey-brown palette.