Wheatstacks, Snow Effect, Morning, by Claude Monet Lumbar Cushion

In the fall of 1890, Impressionist Claude Monet arranged to have the wheatstacks near his home left out over the winter. By the following summer he had painted them at least thirty times, at different times throughout the seasons. Wheatstacks was Monet's first series and the first in which he concentrated on a single subject, differentiating pictures only by colour, touch, composition, and lighting and weather conditions. My fine art images are sourced from public galleries and optimised at a high resolution in order to provide a quality print.