Framed Really Oversized Art (over 48 inches)

Impressionist artists such as Monet, Degas and Renoir were also fans of framed really oversized art over 48 inches artwork. Monet, for example, drew his inspiration from his exquisite gardens in Giverny, France, to gift to the world beautiful images of the water lilies and other plants and landscapes. These pictures work best on a large scale to match the magnitude of their subject matter; the gardens in Giverny take up two acres of space.

Contemporary artists and modern prints are commonplace in the realm of framed really oversized art over 48 inches wall art not only because of the ease of which the correct materials can be found but also because of the influence that advertising and commercialism has had on the world of art. Pieces such as Leonetto Cappiello’s Parapluie Revel and Florio E Cinzano use the combination of eye-catching colour, crisp design and bold wording to draw the viewer’s eye to the piece. An advert made on a large scale is purely common sense for those looking for the biggest audience.