The details and colour of this work are extraordinary! You can visit it for real at the Wallace Collection in London, UK.

Edwin Landseer ranks alongside Gainsborough, Reynolds, Constable and Turner as great British artists.

Edward Hopper was a fantastic American realist painter whose oil paintings, including Nighthawks, would reflect American life during the early 20th century. Early in Hopper’s career he followed a similar artistic style to French masters Edouard Manet and Edgar Degas. Hopper’s use of live models was a challenge and a shock for the conservatively raised Hopper.

The most famous of Hopper’s paintings is Nighthawks which is one of his group paintings and shows customers sitting at the counter of an all-night diner.

Great prints by Edward Hopper include the following:

• Painter and Model
• Bridge in Paris
• Le Pont des Arts
• Après-midi de juin
• Les lavoirs à Pont Royal
• Louvre and Boat Landing
• The El Station
• Summer Interior
• The Louvre in a Thunderstorm
• Le Pont Royal
• Le Quai des Grands Augustins
• Le pavillon de Flore
• The Wine Shop
• American Village
• Squam Light
• Queensborough Bridge
• Soir bleu
• Road in Maine
• Blackhead, Monhegan
• Stairways
• Night Shadows
• The New York Restaurant
• Michigan restaurant
• Railroad Crossing
• The Mansard Roof
• The Locomotive
• House by the Railroad
• Self-Portrait
• Sunday
• Drug Store
• Lighthouse Hill
• Coast Guard Station
• Automat
• The City

For much of his career Monet loved to travel around Europe and use local scenes as his subjects for his impressionist landscape paintings. As time grew on Monet spent most of his time in his beloved garden that he constructed in France as a perfect venue for his paintings. Impressionist art often requires painting during a small window of opportunity during the day, where lighting and weather are exactly as required. By setting up this beautiful garden in Giverny, Monet was more flexible with his opportunities to paint, and also had perfect control over his subjects, be it his Japanese-style bridge or the water lilies and other flowers that adorned his garden.

Below you can find a list of great Monet oil paintings:

• Houses of Parliament, London
• Water Lilies 1907
• Palace From Mula, Venice
• Water Lilies, 1914-1917
• Nympheas
• Water Lilies, 1916
• Water-Lily Pond and Weeping Willow
• Weeping Willow
• Sea-Roses
• On the Bank of the Seine, Bennecourt
• Impression, Sunrise
• The Woman in the Green Dress
• Le dejeuner sur l’herbe
• Flowering Garden at Sainte-Adresse
• Woman in a Garden
• Jardin à Sainte-Adresse
• Seine Basin with Argenteuil
• Jean Monet on his Hobby Horse
• The Artist’s House at Argenteuil
• Poppies Blooming
• Madame Monet in a Japanese Costume
• Woman with a Parasol
• Camille Monet at Work
• Argenteuil
• Saint Lazare Train Station, Paris
• Rue Montorgueil
• Camille Monet, on her deathbed
• Vétheuil in the Fog
• Street near Vétheuil in Winter
• Lavacourt: Sunshine and Snow
• Hut of the Douaniers with Varengeville
• The Cliffs at Etretat
• Still-Life with Anemones
• Haystacks
• The Port Coton Pyramids
• Poplars
• Branch of the Seine near Giverny
• Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies
• Pappeln on the Epte
• Garden Path

We are absolutely delighted with how it turned out and the photo probably doesn’t even do justice for what arrived at our door last week! We took a look through their gallery, as they had lots of Bierstadt paintings to pick from.

We hope to maybe order some more in the future, but need to get this one framed first before that! After all the excitement over this work, i think i should add some information about the original below! Of course, Bierstadt was an artist from the Hudson River School, along with people like Cole and Moran. All his works were of this style and subject and he remains one of the best known Hudson River School artists.

The reproduction took around 1 week to complete, with a further 8 or 9 days or so fir it to arrive at our home. The artist himself was out in China, which we were a little worried about, but am pleased with the final result, and would use these guys again without a second thought now. Initially, we’d actually wanted a print, and didn’t realise you could get a handmade oil painting copy, to such a high accuracy and at a price which to us seems really reasonable (about $240). You can also find other Bierstadt prints here.

Anway, thanks for reading and i shall pop some more info about the original below at some point soon… The links above will also take you to the respective pages of the reproduction shop where we bought it.

La Grande Jatte is an island carefully chosen by Seurat as the scene for this work. The French artist would spend a lot of time here progressing his ideas before embarking on the work. The island itself is in the Seine in Paris between La Defense and the suburb of Neuilly, enjoying the attractive the Pont-de-Levallois too.

Seurat’s theories can be summarized as follows: The emotion of gaiety can be achieved by the domination of luminous hues, by the predominance of warm colors, and by the use of lines directed upward. Calm is achieved through an equivalence/balance of the use of the light and the dark, by the balance of warm and cold colors, and by lines that are horizontal. Sadness is achieved by using dark and cold colors and by lines pointing downward.

A full list of famous Seurat paintings can be seen below:

• Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
• Bathers at Asnières
• The Models
• Gray weather, Grande Jatte
• The Circus
• La Parade
• Le Chahut
• Forest at Pontaubert
• Une baignade, Asniéres
• Woman Seated by an Easel
• Boats, Low Tide, Grandcamp
• The English Channel at Grandcamp
• The Seine at Courbevoie
• Alfalfa Fields, Saint-Denis
• A Corner of the Harbor of Honfleur
• End of the Jetty, Honfleur
• Entrance to the Port of Honfleur
• Evening, Honfleur
• La Maria, Honfleur
• The Lighthouse at Honfleur
• The Shore at Bas-Butin, Honfleur
• Le Pont de Courbevoie
• Models (Poseuses)
• Port-en-Bessin
• Port-en-Bessin: Entrance to the Harbor
• Port-en-Bessin: Outer Harbor at High Tide
• Port-en-Bessin: The Outer Harbor at Low Tide
• The Seine at Le Grande Jatte
• The Side Show
• Sunday at Port-en-Bessin
• The Eiffel Tower
• View of Le Crotoy
• View of Le Crotoy from Upstream
• Chahut
• The Channel at Gravelines, Evening
• The Channel at Gravelines, Grand Fort-Philippe
• The Channel at Gravelines, in the direction of the Sea
• Jeune femme se poudrant (Young Woman Powdering Herself)
• Cirque

A Wheatfield with Cypresses was painted by Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh in September 1889. At the time Vincent was a patient in the St-Rémy mental asylum, near Arles in France. There were three very similar versions of this painting that he made during the series. Most believe that these were created whilst sat directly in the area at the time.

This impressive series of paintings are dotted around in the galleries of Europe and North America, with one in the British National Gallery. Two of the three in this series were closeups of the cypress trees to portray their colour and contrast to the sun behind them, whilst one wider version is perhaps the best known of the three. That is what you can find in this page.

Other great works by Van Gogh include:

• The Night Café
• The Yellow House
• Falling Autumn Leaves
• L’allée des Alyscamps
• Still Life: Vase with Twelve Sunflowers
• Starry Night Over the Rhone
• Starry Night Van Gogh
• Irises
• Self-portrait
• The Church at Auvers
• Portrait of Dr. Gachet
• Thatched Cottages by a Hill
• Wheat Field with Crows
• Peasant Woman Against a Background of Wheat
• Potato Eaters
• A Wheatfield with Cypresses

Delacroix spent some time travelling around the UK in the early 19th century in an attempt to further his knowledge, experience and ideas. Delacroix’s paintings such as The Combat of the Giaour and Hassan and Woman with Parrot shows violence and sensuality in his paintings for the first time, which was later to become much more common. It was here that Shakespeare became the topic for Delacroix as well.

Women of Algiers	Woman with a Parakeet	Death of Ophelia	Young Tiger Playing with its Mother
Flowers	Last Words of the Emperor Marcus Aurelius	Vase of Flowers on a Console	Lion Hunt
Natchez	Odalisque Reclining on a Divan	Christ Asleep during the Tempest	Pieta
George Sand	Entry of the Crusaders in Constantinople	Battle of Giaour	George Sands Garden Nohant
Hamlet and Horatio	Hamlet and Horatio in the Cemetery	Michelangelo in His Studio	Death of Desdemona
Ovid among the Scythians	Hamlet and His Mother	Faust and Mephistopheles	Massacre at Chios

Liberty Leading the People	Death of Sardanapalus	Arabs Skirmishing In The Mountains	Aspasia
Basket of Flowers	Christ on the Sea of Galilee	Clorinda Rescues Olindo und Sophronia	Columbus and His Son at La Rábida
Dante	Fanatics of Tangier	Jewish Wedding in Morocco	Medea about to Kill her Children
Orphan Girl at the Cemetery	Sultan of Morocco	Self-Portrait	Crucifixion
Cleopatra And The Peasant	Frederic Chopin	Madame Henri Francois Riesener	Mademoiselle Rose
Louis of Orleans Unveiling his Mistress	Barque of Dante	Arab Horses Fighting in a Stable	Frederic Villot
Moroccan Horsemen in Military Action	Louis Dorleans Showing His Mistress	Greece Expiring on the Ruins of Messolonghi	Head of a Woman
Orpheus and Eurydice Spring	Sea from the Heights of Dieppe	Justice of Trajan	Bride of Abydos

Gauguin’s original and exotic art style was influential on modern artists that followed such as Vincent van Gogh, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, André Derain plus art movements such as specifically Fauvism, Cubism and Orphism. His brave achievements encouraged others in Europe to attempt new styles and break away from the norm.

Below is a list of famous Paul Gauguin paintings that you can buy as reproductions from this website:

Tahitian Landscape
Miraculous Source
Women of Tahiti
Still Life with Three Puppies
Van Gogh Painting Sunflowers
Night Café at Arles
Ondine
Yellow Christ

Tahitian Landscape	Miraculous Source	Women of Tahiti	Still Life with Three Puppies
Van Gogh Painting Sunflowers	Night Café at Arles	Ondine	Yellow Christ
Adam and Eve	Matamoe	Woman with Mango	Ta Matete
Portrait de L’artiste	Alyscamps	Three Tahitians	Swineheard Brittany
Loulou	Be be	Portrait of Suzanne Bambridge	Haystacks in Brittany
Hail Mary	White Horse	At The Window	Still Life With a Mandolin
Palm Trees at Martinique	The Seine in Paris	Where Do We Come From	Still Life with Fan
The Siesta	Landscape Pont Aven	I Raro de Oviri	Jacob wrestling with the angel

As he grew in age, experience and confidence, Degas’s paintings were to dabble more and more with a touch of abstraction as he sought to push his skills further and bring variety to his portfolio.

The meticulous naturalism of his youth gave way to an increasing abstraction of form. Except for his characteristically brilliant draftsmanship and obsession with the figure, the pictures created in this late period of his life bear little superficial resemblance to his early paintings. Ironically, it is these paintings, created late in his life, and after the heyday of the Impressionist movement, that most obviously use the coloristic techniques of Impressionism.

For all the stylistic evolution, certain features of Degas’s work remained the same throughout his life. He always painted indoors, preferring to work in his studio, either from memory or using models. The figure remained his primary subject; his few landscapes were produced from memory or imagination. It was not unusual for him to repeat a subject many times, varying the composition or treatment. He was a deliberative artist whose works, as Andrew Forge has written, “were prepared, calculated, practiced, developed in stages. They were made up of parts. The adjustment of each part to the whole, their linear arrangement, was the occasion for infinite reflection and experiment.” Degas himself explained, “In art, nothing should look like chance, not even movement”.

Below is a list of famous Edgar Degas paintings, all of which we can provide to you in any size that you need. Just contact us if you have any questions.

• Woman with Chrysanthemums
• Chanteuse de Café
• At the Milliner’s
• Portrait of the Bellelli Family
• Young Spartans Exercising
• The Amateur
• Horseracing in Longchamps
• Portrait of Miss Cassatt, Seated, Holding Cards
• At the Café-Concert: The Song of the Dog
• The Singer with the Glove
• Miss La La at the Cirque Fernando
• The Millinery Shop
• Ballet Rehearsal
• Dancer with a Bouquet of Flowers (Star of the Ballet)
• Stage Rehearsal
• Dancers at The Bar
• Woman in the Bath
• L’Absinthe
• Place de la Concorde
• The Tub, Musicians in the Orchestra
• La Toilette (Woman Combing Her Hair)
• The Bath – Woman Supporting her Back
• At the Races
• The Dance Class (La Classe de Danse)
• Kneeling Woman
• The New Orleans Cotton Exchange
• After the Bath, Woman Drying her Nape
• The Absinthe Drinker
• Spartan Girls Challenging Boys
• Ballet Rehearsal on Stage
• Women Ironing
• Woman Combing Her Hair
• Blue Dancers
• Dance Class
• Dancing Class
• Two dancers on the stage
• Dance school
• The Dance lesson
• The Dance foyer at the Opera
• Four Dancers
• The Star
• Dancers Practising at the Bar
• Dancer at the Photographers