The Artist's Garden in Argenteuil by Claude Monet Tissue Paper

The Artist's Garden in Argenteuil (A Corner of the Garden with Dahlias), 1873 is a painting by Claude Monet featuring a bank of flowering bushes, possibly roses, fills most of an enclosed garden in front of a white house. The scene is created using visible dabs and strokes of scarlet red, pale yellow, rust orange, and shell pink for the roses and kelly, teal, and forest green for the greenery. The cloud of flowers fills most of the left two-thirds of the composition, and dabs of shamrock and moss green and delphinium blue indicate grass and other plants around it. To our right of the roses, a couple walks near a fence in the distance. My fine art images are sourced from public galleries and optimized at a high resolution in order to provide a quality print.