Scarlet Quince MON001 Terrace at Sainte-Adresse by Claude Monet Counted Cross Stitch Chart- Regular Size Symbols

A counted cross stitch pattern of ladies and gentlemen relaxing on a fine summer day on the terrace of a garden filled with red and white flowers overlooking a harbor dotted with sailboats at anchor. Two steamships are heading for the anchorage at Le Havre. One of Monet's earlier works, this is an example of plain-air impressionism. The people in the picture are members of his family. (1867) This pattern is solidly stitched. Any color fabric may be used.