Frederick Carl Frieseke Prints, Japanese Parasol (circa 1913)

Bring luminous colour and refined elegance into your interior with Japanese Parasol (circa 1913) by Frederick Carl Frieseke, available as premium fine art prints and canvas panels. This iconic Impressionist painting captures a moment of quiet leisure, suffused with sunlight, decorative pattern, and a distinctly modern sensibility. Carefully reproduced using museum-grade printing, our Frieseke prints preserve the original painting’s vibrant palette, delicate brushwork, and subtle tonal harmonies.

Ideal for collectors, interior designers, and admirers of American Impressionism, these Frederick Carl Frieseke wall art prints are offered in a wide range of sizes and formats, from elegant framed paper prints to contemporary ready-to-hang canvas panels.

Frederick Carl Frieseke Biography

An American Impressionist in France

Frederick Carl Frieseke (1874–1939) was one of the leading figures of American Impressionism, best known for his sunlit garden scenes and intimate depictions of women at leisure. Born in Michigan, Frieseke trained in Chicago and New York before settling in France, where he became associated with the Giverny Group, a circle of American artists working near Claude Monet.

Living primarily in Giverny and later in Paris, Frieseke absorbed French Impressionist and Post-Impressionist influences while maintaining a distinctly American clarity of vision. His work was widely exhibited and collected during his lifetime, earning international acclaim and numerous awards. Today, original Frederick Carl Frieseke paintings are held in major museum collections worldwide.

Frederick Carl Frieseke Painting Style

Light, Pattern, and Decorative Modernity

Frieseke’s painting style is characterised by brilliant colour, dappled sunlight, and an emphasis on decorative pattern. Unlike Monet’s focus on landscape, Frieseke often placed the human figure—usually women—at the centre of his compositions, set within lush gardens or sun-filled interiors.

In Japanese Parasol, Frieseke reveals his fascination with Japonisme, evident in the flattened pictorial space, bold parasol motif, and patterned surfaces. The painting balances Impressionist light effects with a more structured, decorative approach, making it both atmospheric and modern. This harmonious blend makes Frieseke’s work especially appealing as fine art prints for interiors, where colour and rhythm play a vital role.

About Japanese Parasol (c.1913)

Painted around 1913, Japanese Parasol exemplifies Frieseke’s mature style. The figure, partially shaded by the parasol, is enveloped in warm sunlight and colour, creating a serene yet visually engaging composition. The painting’s refined elegance and timeless subject make it a standout choice for those seeking classic Impressionist art prints with enduring decorative appeal.

Our Japanese Parasol Frederick Carl Frieseke prints are meticulously produced to ensure accurate colour reproduction, crisp detail, and lasting quality—perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, studies, and gallery walls.

Available Print & Canvas Options

• Museum-quality Frederick Carl Frieseke art prints

• Premium canvas panel wall art

• Multiple sizes to suit both small and large spaces

• Optional framing for a finished gallery look

• Fade-resistant inks for long-lasting colour

Frederick Carl Frieseke Japanese Parasol – FAQ

Is Japanese Parasol by Frederick Carl Frieseke a reproduction?

Yes. This is a high-quality fine art reproduction, professionally printed to capture the detail and colour of the original 1913 painting.

Are these Frederick Carl Frieseke prints suitable for modern interiors?

Absolutely. Frieseke’s use of colour and pattern makes his work highly versatile, complementing both contemporary and traditional interiors.

What is the difference between a print and a canvas panel?

Prints are produced on fine art paper and can be framed, while canvas panels are stretched or mounted, offering a more contemporary, ready-to-hang presentation.

Are these canvas panels ready to hang?

Yes, our canvas panels are designed for easy display, making them an ideal choice for effortless wall décor.

Why choose Frederick Carl Frieseke wall art?

Frieseke’s paintings combine Impressionist beauty with decorative sophistication, making them timeless pieces for art lovers and collectors alike.

All prints are made using archival art stocks and UV pigment inks to give up to 200 years life. Prints are sold unframed and unmounted.