“Sunflowers”

“Sunflowers”. Vincent van Gogh. c.1889.

This striking Duille fine art print features ‘Sunflowers’ by renowned Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh.

Sunflowers was made in 1888 or 1889 whilst van Gogh was living in the south of France at Arles.

The painting is one of several featuring the sunflower which perhaps is now most associated with Vincent.

About the work
Sunflowers was one of a series painted in quick succession. Vincent intended this example to form part of a triptych which expressed the idea of gratitude. Paul Gauguin, who lived for a time in Arles with Vincent admired the sunflower paintings which were placed as a welcoming decoration in his room by van Gogh. Vincent developed his understanding of colour in these works. The big bold sunflowers, seen by some as coarse and unrefined, appealed to his wish to push the boundaries of his art; bold, unconventional subjects with new ever more daring colour contrasts. After Vincent died his friends brought sunflowers to his funeral and visitors to his burial place at Auvers-sur-Oise still leave sunflowers in tribute.

Special features
A museum / archival quality giclée print on heavyweight Somerset Enhanced Radiant White Velvet 255gsm paper reproducing the original work.

Available unframed in a choice of two sizes
This fine art print can be supplied on an A4 sheet –
Overall size: 210 x 297mm
Size of printed image: 200 x 253mm
Top and bottom white margins to allow for framing: 22mm
Left and right white margins to allow for framing: 5mm

or an A3 sheet –
Overall size: 297 x 420mm
Size of printed image: 287 x 364mm
Top and bottom white margins to allow for framing: 28mm
Left and right white margins to allow for framing: 5mm

Packed for protection with fast dispatch
Your unframed print will be sent wrapped in acid-free tissue and protectively packed.

All materials are recyclable and come from environmentally responsible sources.