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The Cliff, Étretat, Sunset, 1883
The Cliff, Étretat, Sunset 1883

Painting in the public domain, photographed via Wikimedia Commons. The printed file is colour-managed from the museum source.

The Cliff, Étretat, Sunset — Framed Canvas

Falaises d'Étretat · 埃特勒塔悬崖日落 · 1883

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$133.99 $180.99 −26%

60 × 90 cm (24 × 36 in) · SKU MNT-ES83-F138

Coleção
North Carolina Museum of Art
Reprodução
Framed Canvas

Reprodução impressa em tela de algodão. Não é obra original, não é edição limitada e não é assinada. As cores podem variar em relação à tela.
Envio

Printed and shipped from the United States within 2–4 business days. Free over $99.00, otherwise $8.99 flat. International delivery 7–14 business days. Rolled prints travel in rigid tubes; framed prints ship in a padded crate.

Devoluções

Returns accepted within 30 days if the print arrives damaged or is not what you ordered. Because each print is made to order, change-of-mind returns are accepted only on unframed prints in their original tube, and return postage is paid by the buyer.

O que você recebe

One pigment print on 380 gsm cotton canvas, 60 × 90 cm, stretched on a 3.5 cm pine frame and set in a 2 cm matte-black or natural-oak float frame with acrylic glazing. Arrives ready to hang, with hardware and a paper template.

About this print

This is a reproduction of The Cliff, Étretat, Sunset, printed on 380 gsm cotton canvas with pigment inks. The source file comes from a museum or public-domain archive; the print is made to order and inspected before it ships.

It is not an original artwork, not a limited edition, not signed and not numbered. Monet died in 1926 and the work itself is in the public domain, which is what allows a reproduction to exist at all — but a reproduction is still a reproduction, and the difference matters when you are choosing what to put on a wall.

The source and the colour

The original is held by North Carolina Museum of Art. Its palette is orange, deep blue, violet. Our file is colour-managed to that palette rather than pushed toward neutral white, which is the usual way reproductions flatten a Monet.

Screens emit light; pigment reflects it. A print will always look slightly denser and less luminous than a backlit display. If you need to match a specific wall or fabric, ask us for a physical proof before ordering a framed piece.

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