An olive tree twists across the whole picture, and the old town of Antibes sits far behind it on a strip of pink light. Monet spent four months on the Riviera that year and wrote that the light was so bright he had to invent a way to paint it—the blues here are laid on in broken strokes rather than blended.
Claude Monet, 1888 · MINIESE Museum print
Antibes Seen from La Salis
$69.00Price
