Vincent van Gogh:
Painting "Thatched Cottages in Cordeville" (1890) in gallery framing
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Ars mundi exclusive edition | Limited, 499 exemplars | Certificate | Reproduction on canvas | Wedge frame | Gallery framing | Format 59 x 48 cm
On Vincent van Gogh’s (1853-1890) paintings one cannot see that the Dutch painter, highly appreciated today, literally struggled for each brush stroke. Partly because of the costs of paints, canvas or atelier, partly because of inspiration, which mostly came to him in waves. Legendary works, anticipating the Fauves and the Expressionism resulted from these intensive creative moments. Just during his 70-day stay in Auvers-sur-Oise, he created about eighty paintings.
This painting was also made during his last and most turbulent creation stage. While artists such as Pissarro or Cézanne made famous the friendly charm of Auvers, van Gogh transformed the landscape in a volcanic area, where houses seem as if shaken by an earthquake.
Original: Oil on canvas. Musée d´Orsay, Paris.
High-quality reproduction, manually processed on art canvas (cotton canvas) with tactile and visible brush texture. Stretched on a wedge frame. Limited edition of 499 exemplars, with certificate. In hand-made genuine wood gallery framing in white with golden edges, grey patinated. Format 59 x 48 cm (W/H). ars mundi exclusive edition.
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Vincent van Gogh: Painting "Thatched Cottages in Cordeville" (1890) in gallery framing
On Vincent van Gogh’s (1853-1890) paintings one cannot see that the Dutch painter, highly appreciated today, literally struggled for each brush stroke. Partly because of the costs of paints, canvas or atelier, partly because of inspiration, which mostly came to him in waves. Legendary works, anticipating the Fauves and the Expressionism resulted from these intensive creative moments. Just during his 70-day stay in Auvers-sur-Oise, he created about eighty paintings.
This painting was also made during his last and most turbulent creation stage. While artists such as Pissarro or Cézanne made famous the friendly charm of Auvers, van Gogh transformed the landscape in a volcanic area, where houses seem as if shaken by an earthquake.
Original: Oil on canvas. Musée d´Orsay, Paris.
High-quality reproduction, manually processed on art canvas (cotton canvas) with tactile and visible brush texture. Stretched on a wedge frame. Limited edition of 499 exemplars, with certificate. In hand-made genuine wood gallery framing in white with golden edges, grey patinated. Format 59 x 48 cm (W/H). ars mundi exclusive edition.