Woven In:	Woven in France
History:	"Camille et l’enfant" is a magnificent tapestry inspired by Claude Monet's 1875 painting "Camille Monet et un enfant au Jardin" (Camille Monet and a Child in the Garden). The artwork captures a serene moment in the garden of the Monet household in Argenteuil, near Paris, where they lived from 1872 to 1877. The original painting is housed in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. The tapestry faithfully reproduces the vibrant colors and intricate details of Monet's scene, depicting his first wife, Camille, with their son amidst a lush garden. Utilizing the Jacquard weaving technique in France, this tapestry meticulously translates Monet's characteristic small, varied brushstrokes into woven textures. It stands as a testament to Monet’s artistry and the skill of contemporary weavers, beautifully bridging timeless art and the rich tradition of French tapestry weaving.
Artist:	Claude Monet
Composition:	70% Cotton, 30% Viscose and Polyester Blend
Finish:	Backed with lining and tunnel for easy hanging
Primary Color:	Blue,Green,Red
Secondary Color:	Beige,Black,Cream,Pink