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A Glade in Provence - Diamond Painting

Name: A Glade in Provence - Diamond Painting
Brand: Canvas by Numbers
SKU: N-DP-CBN500756尺寸:40x50cm-SQ(方形)
Availability: InStock

by Henri Edmond Cross

$49.95 USD

Henri Edmond Cross was a leading neo-impressionist, and his work influenced Matisse. A Glade in Provence shows his eye for the landscape of southern France in rich detail. This Henri Edmond Cross diamond painting is a thoughtful gift for an art lover who knows the name, or one who's about to. It's detailed, steady, and enjoyable work.

Quality Adhesive Canvas & Clear Symbols

Precision-Cut Drills

Detailed Artwork = Stunning Results

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Shape: Square
Colors: 31
Size: 15.7"x19.7" (40x50cm) · 32,000 diamonds

Standard: 15.7"x19.7" (40x50cm)

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How It Works

Peel
Lift the film from a small area of the canvas.
Place
Pick up each diamond with the pen and match it to its symbol.
Display
Press the diamonds flat, then frame or hang your sparkling art.

A beautiful painting of colorful flowers before being coverted into a diamond painting kit

A beautiful painting of colorful flowers after being coverted into a diamond painting kit

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Our Diamond Painting Kits offer a selection of unique artworks, allowing you to recreate gorgeous pieces with the radiant beauty of diamonds. Indulge in the elegance of crafting a timeless masterpiece, where every gem placed is a step closer to an awe-inspiring creation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Not at all! Our kits are designed for both beginners and experienced artists. The numbered guide makes it easy to follow along, and many users find the process meditative and relaxing. Simply match the symbols on the canvas with the corresponding diamonds and start creating!

Diamond kits delivery time ranges from 7-14 working days. We always strive to get your kits to you as quickly as possible!

We will send tracking information to the e-mail address associated with your order once the item has shipped.

At Canvas by Numbers, we're proud of our exceptional customer service. For our diamond kits, we provide anti-spill insurance. If you accidentally drop your drills, rest assured, we've got you covered and will replace them. Your artistic journey is important to us, and we're here to support you every step of the way!

Completion time varies depending on the size and complexity of the design and an individual's pace. Some can be completed in a few hours, while others might take multiple sessions. Remember, it's not a race! Enjoy the process.

Yes, safety is our top priority. The materials used in our kits are non-toxic and environmentally friendly. Always use the kits as directed and keep them out of reach of small children.

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Henri Edmond Cross and the Light of Provence

Henri Edmond Cross (1856 to 1910) was born Henri Edmond Delacroix and changed his name to avoid comparison with the famous painter Eugène Delacroix. In 1891 he moved to the Mediterranean coast of southern France, where he spent the rest of his life painting gardens, pines and the sea.

He settled at Saint-Clair, near Le Lavandou, not far from Paul Signac in Saint-Tropez. In the summer of 1904, Henri Matisse worked alongside them on the Riviera, an experience that fed directly into the bright color of Fauvism.

What to Look For in A Glade in Provence

A glade is an open patch of light inside a wood, and Cross loved that contrast: cool shade under the trees and warm sun breaking through. In his later work the dots grew into broad, square strokes, and his colors grew bolder, with violets and blues for shadow and oranges and golds for light.

Cross also worked often in watercolor, and those quicker studies show how freely he handled color before building it into his carefully structured canvases.

Why Neo-Impressionism Suits Diamond Painting

Cross built his pictures from separate touches of pure color that the eye blends from a distance. Diamond painting works the same way. Each drill is a small dot of color, and up close the glade looks like a mosaic, while from across the room it settles into sunlight and shade.

A Glade in Provence for a Quiet Room

The palette is warm but gentle, with greens, violets and golds rather than sharp contrasts. It suits a reading corner, a bedroom or a sunny hallway, anywhere the light shifts through the day. Work in rows or small blocks and step back often to watch it come together. For his seaside work, see Antibes Morning.