Monet’s The Artist’s Garden at Giverny (1900) — the purple iris beds along a path, the house behind, full colour — printed as a photo transfer with a thin frame and the title, place and painter set around it in a light serif. The painting is public domain; the transfer is ours.
Two inks, but here that means the frame and caption text: dark for white and cream, light for black. The painting itself prints the same either way. On black the colours look deeper; on white the frame disappears into the shirt, which some people prefer.
This is a photo print. 10 to 12 inches, and 12 is better — the brushwork is the point and it needs room. At 8 inches it becomes a purple rectangle.
Museum-shop style tees, art teachers, garden clubs. A different buyer from the rest of this collection, and a loyal one.







