Lot #16: A museum-style art print of "The Parc Monceau" (sometimes titled "Parisians Enjoying the Park"), originally painted in 1878 by Claude Monet

This is a framed museum-style art print of "The Parc Monceau" (sometimes titled "Parisians Enjoying the Park"), originally painted in 1878 by French Impressionist master Claude Monet. The Artwork Subject: The painting captures an elegant scene of middle-class Parisian figures gathering on a shaded path in Paris's fashionable 8th arrondissement. Several women in bustled, light-colored dresses are seated on benches or walking with parasols. Light and Shadow: Monet masterfully organizes the scene by contrasting a dark, cool, heavily shaded foreground against a luminous patch of brilliant green lawn and towering trees filtering warm spring sunlight in the background. Brushwork: The foliage and filtering light are built using Monet's classic rapid, flickering, and broken brushstrokes that emphasize atmosphere and fleeting optical sensations over crisp physical details. Matting and Text: The artwork is enclosed within a clean, wide, off-white gallery mat board. Directly below the image, Claude Monet's distinctive signature ("Monet.") is replicated in bold script above the classic museum title text.Framing: The print is housed in an ornate, bright gold-gilded frame featuring intricate vertical ribbing along the outer border and a subtle inner textured bead liner, highlighting the traditional French impressionist aesthetic. H: 30 inches, W: 25 inches Dimensions: H: 30 inches, W: 25 inches Pickup category timeslot {A}