Spring in Giverny — Monet Postcard

Pink and yellow break across the bare branches of slim early-spring trees; a sun-shot meadow spreads beneath, scattered with low white blossoms, and the sky behind is the pale blue of an April morning. Monet returned again and again to the spring orchards around his house at Giverny in the 1890s, painting the same motif under shifting light. On a matte 10×15 cm postcard the canvas keeps its airy, half-finished feel — a good card for an Easter note, a spring postcrossing send, or a quiet frame above a writing desk. Part of our Monet art postcard collection.