Own a beautiful reproduction of “Sunrise at Giverny” by Theodore Butler, which is part of the Sullivan Gallery Collection and is one of the paintings by incomparable North American and European artists that inspired filmmaker Kevin Sullivan’s world of Anne of Green Gables and Avonlea.
The piece is stunningly reproduced, offering exceptional artistic quality at a reasonable price. The 11” x14” print is mounted with a natural oil-on-canvas textured finish.
About Theodore Butler [1861-1936]
Theodore Butler was born in 1861, and began his studies at the Art Students League in New York. Finishing his studies, Butler moved to Paris, where he exhibited to strong acclaim, earning an Honorable Mention in the 1888 Paris Salon. Butler was strongly influenced by the French Impressionists, but worked hard to avoid direct comparison to his wife’s stepfather, Claude Monet (when his first wife passed away, Butler would eventually marry a second of Monet’s stepdaughters). Like Monet, Butler actively painted the landscape near Giverny, and his home was known as a gathering place for expatriate artists.
