Claude Monet Oil on canvas
| Lot number | 19 |
|---|---|
| Estimate | 3,000.00 - 8,000.00 USD |
| Category | Fine Art & Prints |
| Auction | Important Fine Art Auction-Modern & Contemporary |
| Date | October 18, 2026 at 4:00 pm ET |
| Auction house | International Art Auction Gallery |
| Location | Homestead, Florida |
Description
Title: Row of Poplars Along a Flowering Riverbank
Technique: Oil on canvas
Measures: 17 x 37 inches (approximately 43.2 x 94.0 cm)
Year: Undated
Condition: Appears in good overall condition. The painted surface displays vibrant colors, thick impasto, and lively, broken brushwork throughout. Minor surface wear and age-related imperfections may be present. Presented in an ornate carved gold-toned frame with deep scalloped and ribbed relief. Condition is described from the photographs supplied. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the condition description.
Provenance: Private collection, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; reportedly purchased privately in the 1970s. Previous ownership information was conveyed verbally by the consignor.
Visual Description: A luminous Impressionist-inspired landscape in a wide panoramic format, depicting a long row of slender poplar trees stretching across the horizon above a tranquil river. The trees are rendered in shades of green, blue, and yellow against a soft sky of white, pink, and pale blue. Below, flowering shrubs and sunlit meadows in gold, orange, and green line the far bank, their colors mirrored in the still turquoise water. In the foreground, tall sprays of pink, red, and green blossoms rise across the canvas, built up in thick, textured dabs of paint. Rendered in the Impressionist style of Claude Monet, the painting emphasizes shimmering light, reflections on water, and vibrant color harmonies, recalling the artist’s celebrated series of poplars along the river Epte.
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