Redzarty The Thames Below Westminster by Claude Monet, Framed Picture – London Wall Art Print of Classic Painting for Any Room (15"x12" Black Frame)

Well framed - good quality and excellent print quality

I was pleased to try this 'The Thames Below Westminster by Claude Monet, Framed Picture – London Wall Art Print of Classic Painting for Any Room (15"x12" Black Frame)'.1. You get the black framed print with removable plastic corners and padding to protect it, in a clear plastic cover to keep it clean.2. The 2cm wide by 1.2cm deep black frame is smooth matt to satin finished wood. You can see a slight grain but it is perfectly black. The mitred corners have been joined so well that you can hardly see the join.3. There is a nice white thick card mount then the beautiful subtle Monet print. I love Monet paintings but had never seen this one before. Suitably sludgy, yet a perfect representation of the Thames at Westminster. All the colours are shades of grey and grey over cream, with black accents.4. It is plexi-glass, so won't shatter. This helps the whole thing being light in weight.5. On the back there is a strong looking hanger recessed in by a few millimetres, meaning the picture can sit flat against the wall for an aesthetic effect.6. This is classy with the quality frame, mount and print and the current price of £24.95 is totally fair, in my opinion.

Well, twenty five quid for a Monet has to be a bargain ;)This is a nice print of a very well known painting presented in a black frame with a white mount. The print itself is pretty good with plenty of detail given it's size but the frame is a tad lacklustre. I suppose at least it doesn't take attention away from the image. Usefully, the back of the print already has a hanging hinge attached which means it only needs a single nail to hold it on the wall - you won't need a picture hook.Of course it would be preferable to support an unknown local artist and buy an original for a similar price, but considering this is a classic painting and comes framed, I think what you get for the money makes it a worthwhile purchase.

This is a nice, albeit small, print of the Thames, painted by Monet.It is a good print, the quality is better than what I have had in the past. Not pixelated.Looking at the frame, it's not bad quality. A bit lightweight. But its adequate. No gaps in the corners.There is a thick cardboard border around the print, which gives it a great look. Quiet a classy looking picture to be honest and would suit most houses.All in all, the print and frame are approximately the size of an A4 piece of paper. So it is quite petite. But at the price of only £24 you are getting good value for money with this replica.I do recommend this picture. Even at it's dainty size I'm sure it will go somewhere.Legit. a great item. 5* love it.

I do like myself some art prints, I have a few Van Gogh prints adorning various walls of the house, and when this Monet print appeared I fired off an order.Arriving well packaged I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this piece. It is a very nice print, of the same quality you’ll find in the gift shops of art museums. The frame itself is also decent, a nice black frame with a wood grain finish if you look closely. The plastic front looks great too and won’t shatter like glass if you have a mishap.The £25 asking price seems a bit high, but considering a similar print from the National Gallery shop is £20 for a small print with frame, this is fine.

My partner tested this item. This is his review.Having recently moved home, we found that there were a fair number of picture hooks around the house which we have not yet been able to fill out from our own collection. My partner is a little "more picky" when it comes to artwork and generally anything aesthetic. I am glad to report that my partner likes this picture, so not a bad outcome indeed.The frame looks modern and looks like reasonably good quality. The print itself seems like high quality to my eyes.I think that the picture from Monet itself would fit into many different settings around the home.Overall, I am quite happy with this.

Monet was captivated by London’s fog during his first stay in the capital from 1870 to 1871. Later in life, he told the art dealer Rene Gimpel: ‘Without the fog, London would not be a beautiful city. It’s the fog that gives it its magnificent breadth.’ This misty composition is anchored by carefully positioned horizontal and vertical structures – the jetty in the foreground, Westminster Bridge marking the horizon, and the Houses of Parliament.It's a well-framed print that hangs nicely and is fit to adorn any wall within the home whatever the decor.I highly recommend it.

Claude Monet gave his name to the Impressionist movement, although he didn’t originate the technique.This is a nicely printed edition of one of his array of paintings of the Thames, filtered through a heavy London pea-souper and featuring his customary sparse, suggestive brush strokes.The painting features a real wooden frame, stained black, and it is very nicely mounted.Suitable for drawing rooms, or similar, this is a classy product that looks great on the wall.