Saint-Paul Hospital at Saint-Rémy replica in oil on canvas
Van Gogh Studio is situated in close proximity to the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam, offering an opportunity to examine the original works of the master himself. Our collection features oil paintings on canvas, created by predominantly Dutch artists who have meticulously studied Van Gogh's techniques, including his brushstrokes, color blending, atmospheric effects, and rhythmic brushwork.
Originally a monastery
On May 8, 1889, van Gogh entered the St. Paul asylum near Saint-Rémy in southern France. Originally a monastery, it became an asylum in the 19th century. Surrounded by fields and trees, it was run by Dr. Théophile Peyron. Theo arranged for van Gogh to have two small rooms, one used as a studio.
Initially confined to the asylum grounds, van Gogh painted scenes like ivy-covered trees and irises. Through his window, he also saw a wheat field, which he often painted. As he ventured outside, he painted the surrounding fields and trees. During his year there, he created about 150 paintings.
Vincent wrote to Theo from Saint-Rémy:
“I feel happier here with my work than I could be outside. By staying here a good long time, I shall have learned regular habits and in the long run the result will be more order in my life. ”
Buy a hand-painted reproduction of Van Gogh's Saint-Paul Hospital at Saint-Rémy
Instead of opting for a poster, why not add a real oil painting to your interior decor? Additionally, the presence of the bright colors in the painting can bring out the beauty of the colors in your living space.
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