Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase by Vincent Van Gogh Envelope Liner

This still life Bouquet of "Flowers in a Vase by Vincent Van Gogh" has puzzled scholars as to its place in his artistic production. However, the palette and style of this painting, especially its distinctive blues and ochers and graphic, brick-shape hatchings, link it firmly with the landscapes made just prior to his death in Auvers on July 29, 1890. The work is best described in terms of its color: first, there is the dark blue background that fades into the reddish-brown table on which rests a bouquet in a vase surrounded at its base by a type of fern. The bouquet is mostly composed of white and yellow flowers. There is no clean yellow paint in the bouquet because it seems that it was painted over when the blue was just drying. The green sections in the bouquet are composed of a variety of greens; even bright, almost fluorescent greens can be seen. On the top of the bouquet, there are a couple of orange flowers and two buds of the same orange flowers on the opposite side. In the lower portion of the bouquet, three other flowers are arranged, one red and the two others pink. Transfer this image to the product you want. My fine art images are sourced from public galleries and optimized at a high resolution to provide a quality print. Use the design tools to add custom text or personalize the image. For more art images please visit my store Art_Collection_21 and browse the collections.