John Singer Sargent: Two Girls Lying on a Lawn (1889) Impressionist Print

Invite the serene, sun-drenched beauty of the English countryside into your home. This museum-quality Giclée reproduction features John Singer Sargent’s Two Girls Lying on a Lawn, a breathtaking pinnacle of his Impressionist period.

In the late 1880s, Sargent was deeply influenced by his friend Claude Monet, leading him to explore the effects of natural light 'en plein air'. Two Girls Lying on a Lawn is a masterclass in Impressionistic realism. Sargent avoids the formal structure of his society portraits, opting instead for an immersive, 'slice-of-life' composition. By using a high horizon line and a vibrant palette of emerald greens and buttery yellows, he places the viewer directly in the grass with the subjects. It is a work that captures the weightless, golden atmosphere of a summer afternoon, rendered with the effortless technical brilliance that made Sargent a legend.

Original Sargent oils are prized for their 'juicy' paint application and luminous depth. Our archival Giclée print is digitally mastered to preserve every energetic brushstroke and the delicate play of light on the women's dresses. Printed on heavyweight 100% cotton rag paper, it ensures the vibrant greens and soft, sunlit tones remain a timeless focal point in your space.

A sophisticated Statement Piece for a bright living room, a classical bedroom, or a gallery-style hallway. This Sargent Print is an exceptional gift for art historians, lovers of classic portraiture, and fans of the Impressionist movement.

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