Still Life: Vase with Twelve Sunflowers by Van Gough - Reproduction

Van Gogh’s Twelve Sunflowers 🌻

Painted in Arles in 1888, Vincent van Gogh’s Twelve Sunflowers is one of the most recognisable paintings in Western art. Yet its power lies in something wonderfully simple: a vase of flowers.

Van Gogh transformed sunflowers into an expression of friendship, warmth and hope. His intense yellows, thick brushstrokes and almost glowing surfaces make the flowers feel alive — from those still in full bloom to the petals beginning to fade. Their imperfections are part of their beauty.

The painting was created as part of a series intended to decorate the Yellow House in Arles, where Van Gogh hoped to welcome his friend and fellow artist Paul Gauguin. The sunflowers therefore became more than a still life; they carried ideas of companionship, home and belonging.

More than a century later, they still remind us that art can preserve a fleeting moment — turning something ordinary into a lasting memory.

This beautiful reproduction will bring positive energy and colour to your space. Bright sunflowers arranged in a simple vase create a calming scene. This floral wall art is perfect for living room, bedroom or reading corner. It blends well with the both modern and classic interiors. Each detail reflects creativity. 

Type: Oil Painting

Dimensions:21 x 14 inches

Artitst : A. Liaqut

Note:Frame is not included.