Discover Unique Art Magnets Inspired by Monet at Artizon Museum Exhibition

Exclusive Art Goods Inspired by Monet

Art lovers and admirers of Claude Monet will find something special at the Artizon Museum, located in Tokyo's Chuo Ward. In conjunction with the ongoing exhibition "Claude Monet – Questions of Landscape," the sustainable brand PENON has launched two limited edition art magnets inspired by Monet's masterpieces. Available exclusively at the museum's shop, these items not only serve as beautiful souvenirs but also align with PENON's commitment to sustainability through innovative and eco-friendly practices.

Sustainable Craftsmanship and Unique Designs

PENON is dedicated to creating products that contribute to solving environmental and societal issues. By using certified wood, promoting the reduction of plastic, and embracing recycling, they advocate for a sustainable future. Their art magnets are designed through unique printing and 3D processing technology, achieving a tactile quality that mirrors the original paintings’ textures. This new line of art products captures the essence of Monet's work in surprising detail, allowing touch to enhance the experience of art.

Featured Art Magnet Designs

1. Claude Monet “Water Lilies, 1903”

This artwork showcases a serene lily pond, with the lilies floating elegantly on the water's surface. The subtle reflections of light and the surroundings invite viewers to appreciate the gentle passage of time while experiencing the tranquility that Monet captured. The glossy texture of the water reflects light in a way that makes the surfaces seem alive. Subtle relief work on the water lilies highlights their form, creating a contrast that enhances the overall three-dimensionality of the piece. This magnet not only stands as a decorative item but allows one to engage deeper with the art through touch.

2. Claude Monet “Water Lily Pond, 1907”

This magnet displays another of Monet's evocative compositions, where lily pads float in a pond, reflecting the changing hues of the sky at sunset. The mastery of color blending and tonal subtleties in this piece truly embody the atmosphere Monet sought to portray during his later years. The delicate undulations mimic the gentle flow of water, ensuring that those who interact with the magnet can feel the serenity of Monet's beloved garden in Giverny. The layered textures replicate the peaceful ambience of the scene, making this piece an intimate experience of Monet's world.

Product Information

- Product Name: PENON Touch Me! Art Magnets (Two designs)
- Price: 770 JPY (tax included) each
- Availability: Only at the Artizon Museum shop on the second floor (shopping in the museum shop only)

Exhibition Details

The exhibition "Claude Monet – Questions of Landscape" highlights the master’s enduring fascination with the interplay of natural light and forms. Running from February 7 to May 24, 2026, it features around 140 pieces, including 41 from the Musée d'Orsay, reflecting Monet’s artistic evolution across various landscapes. Visitors will also engage with a multi-genre visual display that includes works from his contemporaries and modern tributes to his legacy.

Opening Hours: 10 AM to 6 PM (Entry until 5:30 PM; extended hours on specific dates)
Location: Artizon Museum, 1-7-2 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

For more details and updates on the exhibition and the special art goods, visit the official website.

Contact Information

For inquiries about the products, reach out to PENON here.

Explore the intersection of art and sustainability with these unique Magnets while immersing yourself in the world of Claude Monet at Artizon Museum!