Waterloo Bridge by Claude Monet Design Custom Tape Measure - 16 Ft

About this Design Template

Claude Monet spent some time painting the city of London, which he felt would be gorgeous if only there was not so much fog. Monet spent a period of his time there waking up in the mornings just to paint the Waterloo Bridge. This was one of several paintings of the bridge, displaying it on a rare sunny day.

Now you can enjoy this wondrous scene on a daily basis by putting it on the product of your choice! This would go beautifully on a mug, wallet, bag, or whatever suits your fancy.

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