Vase with Irises - White Background by Van Gogh 30 x24 Canvas Art

Vincent Van Gogh was astoundingly prolific, producing all of his works during a short 10-year period. Although he only sold one painting in his lifetime, he inspired numerous future artistic movements. Flowering trees were special to Van Gogh. They represented awakening and hope. He enjoyed them aesthetically and found joy in painting flowering trees.In May 1890, just before his release from the asylum at Sain-Rémy, Van Gogh painted four bouquets of spring flowers: two of roses, and two of irises, in contrasting formats and color schemes.Vase with Irises Against a White Background stands out as one of Vincent van Gogh's most well known floral still life paintings."At present all goes well, the whole horrible attack has disappeared like a thunderstorm and I am working to give a last stroke of the brush here with a calm and steady enthusiasm. I am doing a canvas of roses with a light green background and two canvases representing big bunches of violet irises, one lot against a pink background in which the effect is soft and harmonious because of the combination of greens, pinks, violets. On the other hand, the other violet bunch (ranging from carmine to pure Prussian blue) stands out against a startling citron background, with other yellow tones in the vase and the stand on which it rests, so it is an effect of tremendously disparate complementaries, which strengthen each other by their juxtaposition." - Vincent van GoghWhy choose us?Archival grade canvasGiclee printing method - used by artists and galleriesProtective finish - the colours are guaranteed not to fade over 75 yearsHand-stretched and inspected to ensure the highest standards and attention to detailThe print is framed and ready to hang out of the boxEverything included, even the nail