Vincent van Gogh paintings at National Gallery of Scotland

Located in the Mound, in Edinburgh is the Scottish National Gallery which houses art pieces from several acclaimed artists, and one of them of course is Vincent Van Gogh. Van Gogh’s painting, Head of a Peasant Woman with White Cap has been kept here for the public to see. This museum, which was planned out in the 1870s, now houses art pieces from the Renaissance period to the 20th century.

Founded by the Royal Scottish Academy, the main aim initially was to house all the important national collections. But soon the gallery became bigger and better, and now the National Gallery of Scotland has paintings from artists like Leonardo Da Vinci, Claude Monet, and Paul Gauguin.

Vincent van Gogh replica oil paintings for sale

Bask in the beauty of Vincent Van Gogh’s timeless pieces by taking home an oil reproduction. Vincent Van Gogh painted many portraits between 1881 to 1885. He did not want to paint individuals. Instead, he wanted to show the lives of peasants. In fact, his peasant character studies are one of the biggest series done by him.

In the painting, Head of a Peasant Woman with White Cap, Van Gogh has depicted how years of hard work have left the woman’s eyes wary. The frown between her brows is also a symbol of worries that might have been plaguing her. Though the painting is titled ‘with white cap,' the woman is actually wearing a variation of a bonnet, which covers her entire head, ears and extends to the back of her neck.

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While the original artworks will always be placed in museums for the public to see, you can take a piece of Van Gogh with you by ordering an oil reproduction from the Van Gogh Studio.

With the help of amazing Dutch and world artists who have studied Van Gogh’s techniques for years, we provide oil reproductions that look just like the originals. We ship to over 20 countries worldwide, and we also provide a 100% money back guarantee to all our customers.