Monet's Giverny House Rochard Limoges Box with Paint Brush
Claude Monet's beloved house at Giverny is the subject of this fine art piece, and a removable paint brush rests with it like the master just stepped away. Rochard made this porcelain Limoges box in Limoges, France, decorating it by hand.
A Painter's Paradise
Monet lived at Giverny for more than forty years, planting the flower garden and the water lily pond that inspired his most famous canvases. The house itself became a work of art, and today visitors from around the world walk its paths each spring and summer.
Brush in Hand
The removable paint brush is a charming touch, a reminder that this was a working home where paintings were made every day. Rochard pairs this piece naturally with its Monet easel box for a small tribute to Impressionism.
From the Lily Pond to the Shelf
- A Rochard fine art design, hand-painted in Limoges
- Comes with a removable paint brush
- Fits an art, garden or French travel collection
Give it to a painter, a gardener who loves water lilies, or a traveler home from Normandy. It belongs on an art studio shelf, a sunny reading nook, or beside a print of the Japanese bridge, where it speaks to anyone who loves light, color and gardens.