Agay, les Roches Rouges — Fine Art

Agay, les Roches Rouges - 1901 shows the red coastal rocks at Agay with open water behind. The brushwork moves in short pushes across the paper, with thick paint laid in quick strokes. Armand Guillaumin mixed orange and blue tones in this landscape practice.

The fine art print goes straight onto a nail. A white frame gives the picture a clean edge on the wall. The matte paper keeps the red tones flat and stops a shine under a lamp. You notice the paint texture more when the frame edge separates the image from the wall.

Hang it on a hallway wall where the light comes from one side. The red shapes stay clear from the door, and the short brush lines show when you pass by. The white frame keeps the coastal scene steady on the wall.