Vincent Van Gogh Paintings Made in Paris (1886-1888)

Vincent Van Gogh moved in with his brother Theo, in Paris in 1886 as he wasn’t being able to pay his rent at Antwerp, Belgium. During his 2-year stay in Paris, he painted still life paintings and portraits of friends and acquaintances. The sudden move to Paris was fortuitous for Van Gogh, who was heavily influenced by avant-garde artists of that time, who were experimenting with new styles.

His stay in Paris gave his work a transformative shift from the sombre and dark shades of his early realist paintings to bright and colorful textured flower paintings and portraits, something that Van Gogh is associated with even today.


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Four Cut Sunflowers Oil Painting Reproduction, 1887

The Sunflower series remains, to this day, the most famous work of Van Gogh of all time. They represent the culmination of all the...

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Italian Woman (Agostina Segatori?) Oil Painting Reproduction, 1887

An enticing interplay between Japanese etching and Neo-impressionism. This is a portrait of Agostina...

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Japonaiserie Bridge in the Rain Oil Painting Reproduction, 1887

A shining example of Van Gogh’s attraction towards traditional Japanese woodblock prints. This is the Dutch...

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Japonaiserie Flowering Plum Tree Oil Painting Reproduction, 1887

Van Gogh’s fascination with Japanese woodblock printing reached its peak during his stay in Paris. This was...

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Japonaiserie: Oiran (after Kesaï Eisen), The Courtesan Oil Painting Reproduction, 1887

Reflecting the deep-set Japanese influence on Van Gogh, the Oiran is the painting of a courtesan by Kesaï...

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Le Moulin de la Galette Oil Paiting Reproduction, 1886

With the subject of the windmill near his apartment as the centerpiece, Van Gogh made several pieces, with an attempt to capture the...

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Painted 3D Print Self-Portrait with Felt Hat

Best of both worlds: a blanco 3D print of Van Gogh's 'Self-Portrait with Felt Hat’ that is hand-painted by our best artists.

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Portrait of Père Tanguy Oil Painting Reproduction, 1887

An exemplary piece showcasing the artistic excellence of Vincent Van Gogh. This is the third out of a series of three portraits that Van...

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Self Portrait With Grey Felt Hat Oil Painting Reproduction, 1887

Using strips and dots of paint Van Gogh creates a vibrant and mesmerizing self-portrait. The reds and...

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Self-Portrait with Straw Hat Oil Painting Reproduction, 1887

A classic Van Gogh; one of the many self-portraits that he made while staying in Paris. This painting shows...

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Two Cut Sunflowers Oil painting Reproduction The Met, 1887

Soak in a change of season with Van Gogh’s sunflower series of paintings. This was the period when Van Gogh was moving from subtle and...

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Two Cut Sunflowers Oil painting Reproduction, 1887

One of his earlier attempts with sunflowers, Van Gogh used the experience from this painting to create numerous other sunflower paintings...

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Vincent Van Gogh Replica Oil Painting For Sale

Before his arrival in Paris, Van Gogh’s work was richly influenced by Rembrandt and other Dutch masters, along with newer artists like Anton Mauve. Once in Paris, his ideas were challenged by the styles and techniques of the artists there. His friends Paul Gauguin and Emile Bernard also challenged his use of colors. He was particularly inspired by a painter from Provence named Adolphe Monticelli.

Van Gogh’s self portraits were one of the most famous creations during this time. The painting “Self Portrait with Grey Felt Hat”  is one of these. “Japonaiserie Bridge In The Rain”, created with Japanese style woodblock prints, depicts Utagawa Hiroshige’s Sudden Shower over Shin-Ōhashi and Atake. Another great painting Van Gogh created during his stay at Paris is of an Italian woman called Augustina Segatori.

About Van Gogh Studio

At Van Gogh Studio, we aim to recreate the various works of Vincent Van Gogh. Our aim is to celebrate and honor the life and work of one of Holland’s most celebrated artists. We have naturally talented in-house artists who understand Van Gogh and his style of painting, and create hand made replicas of his paintings on canvas.

We create oil paintings that look and feel like the master’s original work. Our painters make use of the same materials and techniques as used by Van Gogh, such as impasto, rhythm of application, colour mixing, and ambience. We offer a 100% money back guarantee if you aren’t satisfied with the replica.