Vase with Five Sunflowers Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
An understated painting from the Arles Sunflowers collection, this magnificent piece of art depicts five sunflowers in dazzling shades of yellow against a royal blue background in 5 stages of life.
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About this painting
"The painting is fabulous. Thank you!" - Kathy
It depicts the several stages of the sunflowers, from a blossoming bud to a withered flower. Van Gogh intended to fill his studio with a dozen of these sunflower paintings.
The collection of these paintings feature a diverse number of sunflowers with varied backgrounds ranging from a pale malachite green to a vivid royal blue. The ultimate Tournesols also had several replicas that are housed in several museums across the globe.
Van Gogh revolutionised art with his series of sunflowers, making art enthusiasts associate sunflowers with him, just as they associate peonies with Jeannin and hollyhock with Quost.
Still Life: Vase With Five Sunflowers replica in oil on canvas
Van Gogh Studio is located in Amsterdam, near the Van Gogh museum where we can study the original works. Our paintings are all painted in oil on canvas by mainly Dutch artists who have studied Van Gogh's technique, including brushstrokes, color mixing, atmosphere and the rhythm of painting.The Inspiration For Tournesols
A predecessor to the renowned Van Gogh masterpiece—Tournesols, or Sunflowers—this painting is more vibrant than the latter. The bright royal blue adds a brilliant contrast to the radiant sunflowers in this painting.It depicts the several stages of the sunflowers, from a blossoming bud to a withered flower. Van Gogh intended to fill his studio with a dozen of these sunflower paintings.
The collection of these paintings feature a diverse number of sunflowers with varied backgrounds ranging from a pale malachite green to a vivid royal blue. The ultimate Tournesols also had several replicas that are housed in several museums across the globe.
Sunflowers
The bright sunflowers in this painting portray a heightened sense of creativity, with the spectrum of yellow paint that was created with the addition of new pigments leading to newer shades. The longer a viewer spends in front of this painting, the more intense the character is that evolves from it.Van Gogh revolutionised art with his series of sunflowers, making art enthusiasts associate sunflowers with him, just as they associate peonies with Jeannin and hollyhock with Quost.
Still Life: Vase With Five Sunflowers—An Unfortunate Tragedy
The masterpiece was housed as part of the property of Johanna van Gogh-Bonger, Theo Van Gogh’s wife. The painting was then passed onto F Meyer-Fierz of Zurich, Switzerland.It was then bought by the Paul Vallotton Art Gallery of Switzerland and traveled to Japan’s Ashiya in the ownership of Koyata Yamamoto, where the piece was destroyed in an unfortunate fire during the World War II, in August 1945.
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Why settle for a poster when you can beautify any interior with an affordable oil painting? Also the yellow in the painting can enhance the colors in your interior.We're confident you'll love this reproduced Van Gogh masterpiece, but if you're not 100% satisfied, we offer a full money-back guarantee.
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The first thing that struck me upon unwrapping the painting was the vibrant colors and textures meticulously recreated by the artist. The brushstrokes are skillfully applied, capturing the energy and movement of Van Gogh's signature style. Each individual sunflower appears alive, radiating a sense of warmth and joy that is characteristic of Van Gogh's work.
The painting safely arrived- and my wife loves it! thanks so much!
The Five Sunflowers has always been special to me as this is the one that I only know from a black and white photo. Although it is a replica it still has a unique feel about it for me now. Thank you Van Gogh Studio for creating a masterpiece for me. Ciao, Patricia
The painting is fabulous- Thank you !
Enjoy Today,
Kathy
Specifications
- Artwork reproduced
- Still Life: Vase with Five Sunflowers
- Reproduction artist
- Van Gogh Studio
- Original artist
- Vincent van Gogh
- Technique
- Painted entirely by hand
- Material
- Oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 98 x 69 cm / 39 x 27 inch, 142 x 100 cm / 56 x 39 inch
- Orientation
- Portrait
- Overall dimensions
- Dimensions + plenty of extra canvas around the painting for stretching
- Frame
- Unframed. The painting is shipped rolled in a tube
- Style
- Post-Impressionism
- Subject
- Still Life: Vase with Five Sunflowers on a table
- Date of original artwork
- August 1888
- Condition reproduction
- New
- Certificate of authenticity
- Included