The Bodmer Oak, Fontainebleau Forest (1865) by Claude Monet - Poster
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A huge old oak spreads its branches across the whole top of the picture, its trunk thick and grey in the middle. Light falls through the leaves onto a carpet of dead leaves and ferns, and a thin birch trunk shines white on the left. The forest closes behind in dark green.
In 1865 Monet stayed at Chailly, at the edge of the forest of Fontainebleau, preparing a huge picnic scene. He also painted this famous oak, named after the Swiss painter Karl Bodmer who often drew it. The canvas belongs to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Deep and calm, it brings the forest into a living room, a study or a country house. Our Claude Monet prints and posters include his early landscapes before Impressionism. Our article on Monet tells the story of the young painter. Several sizes, framed or not.
- Premium wall art tailored for New Zealand homes, printed and shipped from New Zealand.
- Standard NZ delivery: 3–6 business days via our New Zealand logistics partner. Please note that framed posters require 2–5 additional business days to allow for custom assembly and secure packaging.
- All posters are printed on demand in New Zealand using high-quality FSC-certified 200 gsm paper for a durable and eco-conscious finish.
- Complimentary framing service! Your poster arrives fully framed and ready to hang, at no extra charge.
- High-quality oak frames that blend seamlessly with both modern and classic interiors.
- Our framed posters are protected by high-quality, shatterproof plexiglass.
- Local production and dispatch within New Zealand ensure faster delivery and lower environmental impact.
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