The Angelus by Jean-Francois Millet - Canvas Print

About Jean Francois Millet The Angelus

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Jean Francois Millet created this work of art in 1857-1859 in France.

The painting shows two peasants marking the end of a day’s work by saying the Angelus prayer over a basket of potatoes.

Many presume that the church bell is ringing in the background to mark the end of the day’s work. American art collector commissioned this work but never came to collect it.

The original painting is in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.

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About The Angelus Print

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• Strong anti-shrink frames and premium canvas material.
• 1.50” Thickness stretchers provide a gallery-style appearance.
• Stretched, prepped, and printed in the USA.
• Hanging kit comes with all orders.
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• Our canvases are specially made for digital printing. The canvases in the blank form are white semi-gloss canvases for art.

Our digital printing operation uses only HP Latex inks. This is our method of ensuring our canvas wall art can be fade resistant for up to 100 years.

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About The Artist

Jean-François Millet was a French painter and member of the Realism movement. His work mostly depicted peasant farmers. He also created many landscapes closer to the twilight of his career. He helped found the Barbizon School which was a school of Realism in Art located in the French countryside.