Monet — Low Tide at Pourville

Blue water and open sky meet a pale cliff warmed with peach and cream. Small figures on the shore give scale to the broad sweep of light, while fine reflections move across the foreground. Monet’s coastal view offers a clear, luminous focus for a bedroom or living room without crowding the space around it.

Open-edition fine-art reproduction, printed and framed to order.

Cotton paper and pigment

Printed using the giclée process, with archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm. Made from 100% cotton, this acid- and lignin-free paper has a substantial weight and a soft, lightly felted surface. Its fine texture gives the image a quiet, tactile setting, while the matte finish is suited to the broad blue fields, pale cliff and delicate changes of reflected color, without a glossy paper sheen.

Frame and mat

The image sits within an ivory window mat, cut from 1.4 mm acid-free board with a 45° bevel. The bevel creates a crisp, sloping edge; the ivory surround leaves a visual pause before the frame. A Nielsen Quadrum wood frame supplies a slender 16 mm face and 25 mm depth. The narrow profile keeps the composition in focus while giving the finished piece a measured presence on the wall. Choose black for a clear outline, or oak veneer over solid wood for a warmer finish.

Dimensions

• Paper: 50 × 40 cm (approximately 19.7 × 15.7 in)
• Printed image and mat opening: approximately 43 × 31.8 cm (16.9 × 12.5 in)
• Outside frame: approximately 53.2 × 43.2 cm (20.9 × 17 in)

Measurements are width × height. Inch equivalents are approximate.

About the original artwork

Monet painted this view of Pourville on the Normandy coast in 1882. The cliff stands to one side, leaving much of the canvas to sky and shallow water. Buildings at its foot and tiny figures on the beach keep the expansive setting connected to everyday life.

• Artist: Claude Monet
• Original title: Low Tide at Pourville, near Dieppe, 1882
• Date: 1882
• Original medium: Oil on fabric

The Cleveland Museum of Art. Gift of Mrs. Henry White Cannon. Accession 1947.196. Public Domain image, released under CC0. View the museum record.

Made for your space

Each reproduction is printed and framed for your order in your chosen finish, with complimentary standard U.S. shipping. Estimated framing and delivery: 11–20 business days. See our shipping policy and returns and damage policy for details.

Framed and room images are digital previews. Refer to the listed dimensions for the finished size; screen colors may differ from the print.