TopArtPrint Customer Reviews - Page 8 of 25
Every review here was written by a customer who ordered a print from us and is linked to the painting they chose, so you can see exactly which work they are talking about. Our customers write about what you will want to know before ordering: the color and detail of the print, the canvas or paper, the framing, the packaging and the delivery. We publish their words unedited and in their own language; where we have replied, our answer appears below the review. The rating below is the average of all published reviews.

Customer Reviews of Our Art Prints
Pathway in Monet's Garden at Giverny - Claude Monet
Hi Sarah, I'm so glad you love the print and the colors! Thank you for the packaging feedback - we'll implement your suggestion with paper wrapping and distributed tape. The canvas is designed to be stretched on a frame, and once it's mounted and tensioned, it will pull tight like a drum and any puckering will disappear completely. That's the normal state for canvas prints. Thanks again for your kind words!
After the Bath, Woman Drying Her Left Foot - Edgar Degas
Lordship Lane Station, Dulwich - Pissarro
Flowers Before a Window - Jan Frans van Dael
Dame Alice Ellen Terry (Choosing) - George Frederic Watts
Frederic Leighton, Baron Leighton - George Frederic Watts
Portrait of Lady Worsley - Reynolds
Stratford Mill - Constable
Portrait of a Young Woman - Pierre-Auguste Cot
Oak Grove - Ivan Shishkin
Stanczyk - Jan Matejko
Young Girl Defending Herself Against Eros - Bouguereau
The Bohemian - Bouguereau
Genn, thank you for this wonderfully detailed review and for sharing your personal connection to Bouguereau's "La Bohémienne." Your passion for the painting comes through brilliantly. A few quick notes: Paint smell: Completely normal with fresh giclée prints—it'll fade within a few days in open air. Rolled image-side-in: We do this to protect the printed surface during shipping. Image-side-out risks scratches and scuffs, especially over long distances. We know it adds a step when stretching, but it keeps the print pristine. Original size (42 x 59"): We'd love to offer that scale, but sourcing high-resolution files at museum dimensions isn't always feasible. If we ever secure one for this piece, you'll be the first to know. The painting's whereabouts: We're as frustrated as you are. The deaccessioning story is heartbreaking, and unfortunately we have no insider knowledge. If it ever resurfaces publicly, we hope it's soon—and that you're around to see it. Holiday best to you in Minneapolis, and may 2026 bring some answers about "La Bohémienne." Namaste :)
Peacock and Hunting Trophies - Jan Weenix
Adam and Eve - Lempicka
Young Lady with Gloves (Young Girl in Green) - Lempicka
Pallas Athena - Klimt
Lucretia - Lucas Cranach
Red Nude (Nude on a Cushion) - Modigliani
View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, After a Thunderstorm - The Oxbow - Thomas Cole