This is one of two rose paintings Van Gogh made shortly before his release from the asylum at Saint–Rémy. It is among his largest and most beautiful still lifes, with an exuberant bouquet in the glory of full bloom. The undulating ribbons of paint, applied in diagonal strokes, animate the canvas and play off the furled forms of flowers and leaves. Originally, the roses were pink-the color has faded-and would have created a contrast of complementary colors with the green.
This is one of two rose paintings Van Gogh made shortly before his release from the asylum at Saint–Rémy. It is among his largest and most beautiful still lifes, with an exuberant bouquet in the glory of full bloom. The undulating ribbons of paint, applied in diagonal strokes, animate the canvas and play off the furled forms of flowers and leaves. Originally, the roses were pink-the color has faded-and would have created a contrast of complementary colors with the green.
This 11" reproduction was produced using gallery-quality materials and the color is managed in a manner that produces a reproduction as true to the original as modern technology will allow. Framed in gold and affixed with a wire backing, this print is ready to hang wherever you want beautiful art.
This is one of two rose paintings Van Gogh made shortly before his release from the asylum at Saint–Rémy. It is among his largest and most beautiful still lifes, with an exuberant bouquet in the glory of full bloom. The undulating ribbons of paint, applied in diagonal strokes, animate the canvas and play off the furled forms of flowers and leaves. Originally, the roses were pink-the color has faded-and would have created a contrast of complementary colors with the green.
This 11" reproduction was produced using gallery-quality materials and the color is managed in a manner that produces a reproduction as true to the original as modern technology will allow. Framed in gold and affixed with a wire backing, this print is ready to hang wherever you want beautiful art.
