Lithograph, heavyweight vellum paper, 33 x 45 cm (composition), 70 x 50 (sheet), numbered in pencil 70/250, signed from plate under composition "Claude Monet". Drystamp l.d.: "S.P.A.D.E.M. Paris" (SPADEM is the French equivalent of the Polish ZAIKS), hologram "verification of authenticity" on the reverse . Original certificate.
The painting "Girls on a Boat" ("Femmes en bateau") was painted by Claude Monet in 1887. It is one of thelaterexamples of hisImpressionistworks, inwhich Monet focuses on water themes and everyday scenes from life,oftenexploringthe phenomena of light and itseffect on the colors of the surroundings.
In "Girls on a Boat,"one can see his style'scharacteristicpaintingtechniqueofshort, delicatebrushstrokes to capture the lightreflecting off the surface of the water. The surface of the waterseems toshimmer, and its reflectionsmerge with the colors of the boatand the silhouettes of the women,creating aharmonious,dynamiccomposition. This painting is in the Kunsthalle in Bremen, Germany. This art museum has an extensive collection of works, including significant Impressionist works, and Monet's painting is one of themost importantexhibits.
Claude Monet's paintings are extremely valuable andconsideredsome ofthe most importantworks in the history of art. As one of themain representatives of Impressionism, Monet is considered a pioneerwhose workshad a hugeimpact onthe development of modern painting. His paintingsreach record prices at auctions.
The value of hisworks is constantlyrising, and collectors and institutionsaround the worldarevying tohave Monet's works in their collections.In addition to high prices at auctions, his paintingsare inmajor museumsaround the world, such as the Orsay Museum inParis, the Metropolitan Museum of Art. in New York and the National Gallery in London.
