The Artist's Garden at Vétheuil KAZUMASA OGAWA Italian-French graphic designer Leonetto Cappiello

Italian-French graphic designer Leonetto Cappiello created the captivating Abatilles 1926 during the height of his reign as the father of modern graphic design in 1926

This iconic Klimt botanical reproduction

Almost abstract in colour and composition On Lake Attersee fills the canvas with an enchanting waterscape reminiscent of one of French artist Monet's impressionist masterpieces

Cappiello created this captivating 1927 lithograph for Cognac showcasing a stylish 1920's woman

The Artist's Garden at Vétheuil KAZUMASA OGAWA Italian-French graphic designer Leonetto CappielloThe enchanting The Artist's Garden at Vetheuil by Claude Monet was painted in 1800 and has been reinvented as a exhibition motif. Monet was a passionate horticulturist and launched himself into a painting project around his property at Vetheuil, concentrating primarily on his garden. Michel Monet and Jean Pierre Hoschede, add to the composition and emphasize the sense of the gardens size in relation to the human scale. In this art print Monet