Rochard Monet Painter's Easel Limoges Box
A painter's easel stands ready for the next canvas, a small salute to Claude Monet and the light-filled world of Impressionism. Rochard made this porcelain Limoges box and brushed it by hand in Limoges, France.
Painting the Light
Monet carried his easel into fields and gardens to catch shifting light on haystacks, cathedrals and water lilies, and the name of one of his paintings gave Impressionism its name. An easel is the perfect symbol of that habit of working straight from what the eye sees.
A Brush With Giverny
Rochard has several fine art pieces devoted to the painter, and this easel pairs beautifully with its Monet's Giverny house box. Each easel is painted by hand in a Limoges workshop, so it carries the marks of an artist's own brush, much like the paintings it honors.
For the Studio and the Salon
- A Rochard fine art design, hand-painted in Limoges
- Pairs with palette, paint brush and museum themed boxes
- Fits an art, Impressionism or French culture collection
Offer it to a painter, an art teacher, a gallery volunteer or a museum member who never misses a Monet exhibit. In a studio, on a bookshelf of art books, or beside a framed print of water lilies, it adds a quiet tribute to the man who painted light.