Giant Peacock Moth (1889) by Vincent van Gogh Tissue Paper

"Giant Peacock Moth" (1889) is a vintage fine art still life painting by Vincent van Gogh, embodying the Post-Impressionist movement. The painting showcases the Emperor Moth, also known as the "death's-head moth," placed in a spring garden surrounded by Calla Lilies and various other plants. Van Gogh famously depicted a skull on the back of the moth, highlighting the themes of life and death. The artist's signature bold and emotional style shines through in the vibrant colors and the intricate textures of the moth's wings. The painting captures the natural beauty of the insect and the flowers, infused with Van Gogh's unique emotional depth.