Sandvika, Norway (Village de Sandviken), c. 1895 by Claude Monet – Lavender Gray Edition

Sandvika, Norway (Village de Sandviken), c. 1895 by Claude Monet shows a snow-covered Norwegian village huddled beneath a wintry hillside, its iron bridge arching over the icy stream in the foreground. Monet painted the scene in whites, silvery grays and cool blues during his two-month winter campaign near Christiania, and the bridge is thought to have reminded him of the Japanese bridge at Giverny. One of more than two dozen canvases from that arduous Norwegian journey, it now belongs to the Art Institute of Chicago.

Artist: Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926). Date: c. 1895.

Sandvika, Norway (Village de Sandviken), c. 1895 by Claude Monet. Norwegian Winter Scene Wall Art Canvas Print.

This edition is color-graded in cool, silvery grays and muted blue-lavender tones, lending the snowbound village a hushed, wintry stillness.

Also available as a second edition: View the warm, sunset-lit edition of Sandvika, Norway. Same painting, with a golden-orange sky and a dark, shadowed hillside.

Also available as a third edition: View the icy blue-teal edition of Sandvika, Norway. Same painting, with an aqua-blue hillside and pale, frosty snow.