'Vase with Twelve Sunflowers' replica
Take a look at this magnificent 100-year-old Italian frame—raw, bold, and bursting with character. Weighing 4 kilograms, its beautifully aged copper-like patina complements the painting like no other. The textured surface adds warmth and strength, making this piece a focal point of any room.
Van Gogh painted this version of Sunflowers in August 1888 in Arles, intended to decorate the guest room of his Yellow House for Paul Gauguin’s arrival. It was part of a series celebrating life, sunlight, and friendship. He considered it one of his best works and proudly signed it “Vincent.”
The earthy glow of the copper-tone frame draws out the yellows, oranges, and subtle greens of the petals and background. It's as though the sunflowers are glowing from within. The frame’s weight and presence do more than protect the painting—they elevate it.
This isn't just a decorative piece; it's a tribute to craftsmanship, emotion, and Vincent’s love for bold color and texture. Each detail, from the rough edges to the subtle shimmer, feels like it belongs to the canvas itself.
Looking for a masterpiece that truly feels alive?
This hand-painted replica, combined with an extraordinary antique frame, brings museum-quality beauty to your home. A one-of-a-kind combination—only one available.
Painting size: 61,5 x 46,7 cm / 24,2 x 18.4 inch
Frame size: 80,5 x 65,5 cm / 31.7 x 25.8 inch