The immensely talented and internationally acclaimed John Myatt has interpreted two enduring paintings in masterful hand-signed limited editions.

Between 1887-1888, Monet returned to one of his earlier subjects undertaken at Argenteuil, having painted at least six large canvases depicting Alice's daughter's boating. Monet represents the figures as individuals rather than shadowy, light-bathed silhouettes, and they take on the fullness of a living entity. Symbolist in its dreamy, ethereal atmosphere, “La Bargue 1887” gives the impression of an enclosed and private world created through soft hues.

Instantly recognisable, Monet's Water Lilies capture the complex beauty, fragility, and exuberance of nature. Considered to be one of the most distinctive and captivating series through there observation of colour and light, the Water Lilies, or Les Nymphéas opened the path to abstract painting. The Impressionist painter memorialised Giverny in numerous pieces, being renowned for his dream-like quality though his complex impressionistic style, vivid colour palette, and focus on the water and the flora of the village.

This set includes:

The Waterlily Pond at Giverny (127x96.5 cm)

La Bargue 1887(121.9x88.9cm)

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The British artist who starred in Sky Art's 'Fame in the Frame' and soon to be feature film about his artistic career, was involved in what Scotland Yard described as "the biggest art fraud of the 20th century". Now, he works with law enforcement to catch other fraudsters and produces his incredible series 'Genuine Fakes' where his astonishing knack for emulating the styles of history's best artists- from Vincent Van Gogh to Paul Cezanne- is harnessed into wonderfully realistic artworks that allow anyone to own and display their own "Genuinely fake" Monet.

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