Sunflowers poster by Vincent Van Gogh

This needs no introduction.

Van Gogh painted seven versions of sunflowers to decorate his house in Arles in preparation for a visit from Paul Gauguin, a friend and fellow artist who famously admired Van Gogh's flower studies. Using a predominantly yellow pallet, Van Gogh portrayed the sunflower's life cycle stages from young bud through to decay, in the tradition of Dutch 17th century flower paintings that emphasises the transience of nature. This print is colour matched to the original painting and approved by the National Gallery, London, where it lives. 

Approximate dimensions: Paper size 60 × 50 cm. Image size 48 × 38 cm

Note, print has small white border with artist's details, picture title and publishing details. 

Please hang away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. We send posters rolled in tubes.