The Mirror
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Did you know?Monet painted around 250 water lily works over three decades — many while nearly blind from cataracts. The late canvases have a red-orange cast because that's how his failing eyes saw them.
No. 011 · The Mirror
Water Lilies
by Claude Monet — 1906
Monet built his own pond at Giverny and painted it for 30 years. Opposia will step back: the painter at his floating easel, the Japanese bridge, the garden that made the painting possible.
$27
Gallery-stretched canvas · 6″ × 4″ · The Mirror · printed on demand
Canvas is stretched on a wood frame and arrives ready to hang — like a framed piece. Paper is an unframed sheet, shipped rolled in a tube for you to frame later. That is why a small canvas costs more than a larger paper print.
First canvas full price — every additional canvas in your order is 10% off · any artwork, any size, any view
Original proportion preserved: Water Lilies is 3:2. Each option is printed on the closest stocked canvas size — no stretching, no squashing, no unexpected cropping.
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Paper print — unframed sheet, shipped rolled in a tube
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