Garden at Sainte Adresse, Claude Monet

The Garden at Sainte Adresse is a paint by numbers by Claude Monet that gives us a glimpse of summer in France during the 18th century. The scene shows four people, who are said to be Monet’s relatives, relaxing in a garden by the seaside of a resort. Luscious green leaves and flowers in different tones that complement the beautiful outdoor scene fill the beautiful garden. Two long poles with the French and Belgian flag are also placed near the fences, waving in the direction of the wind. Beyond the fences are boats sailing across the coast.

Monet’s style focused on perception, capturing outdoor scenes by using spots of pure color and rapid strokes that give the illusion of a moving object such as the coast overlooking the garden. This technique was then referred to as impressionism, where an artist tries to capture the movement and life of what is happening before their eyes.

Claude Monet is a French painter who initiated the Impressionist Style, a radical art movement that aims to create modern art that captures the movement and light of what’s happening right before their eyes. Monet likes to paint with broken colors to achieve the changes in lighting and weather in the atmosphere. It took him years of practice to create a remarkable degree of abstraction with the right colors and brush strokes. Nature was one of his inspirations to create a glimpse of the different gardens and landscapes he was in. The results of his work are indeed a classic reminder of history.

With Paint by numbers, you can achieve this delightful painting that instantly brightens a room with its bold strokes and vivid colors. Everything you need is in the art kit so you’re sure to finish it with no problems at all.

Decorate your home with timeless, classic pieces made by the world’s renowned artists like Claude Monet, Leonardo da Vinci, and Vincent van Gogh. Famous paintings Paint by numbers are a great way to recreate the memories of the past and celebrate the mesmerizing history of art with paint by numbers. From the Poppies by Claude Monet to Van Gogh’s Starry Starry Night, there are plenty of classic pieces to choose from.