Sunflower print (1887) | Vincent Van Gogh

Bring a touch of vibrant color and Post-Impressionist energy into your home with a single sunflower print against a vivid blue background by Vincent Van Gogh. While van Gogh's sunflower series is famous for its depictions of bouquets, this focus on a single bloom offers a unique perspective, highlighting the sunflower's bold form, textured petals, and vibrant yellow hues against the striking contrast of the blue backdrop. This is perfect for those who appreciate Post-Impressionist art, bold colors, and the beauty of nature's details.

Did you know? Vincent van Gogh used a newly available chrome yellow pigment in his sunflower paintings, which contributed to the intense, almost glowing quality of the yellow hues.  This new pigment, while visually stunning, was later discovered to be susceptible to fading over time. However, through careful analysis and restoration efforts, art conservators have been able to maintain the vibrancy of van Gogh's sunflower paintings for future generations.