Poster Van Gogh The siesta

Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890) The Siesta (after Millet), December 1889-January 1890 - Oil on canvas. H. 73; W. 91 cm; musée d'Orsay The siesta was painted while Van Gogh was interned in a mental asylum in Saint-Rémy de Provence. The composition is taken from a drawing by Millet for Four Moments in the Day. To justify his act, Vincent told his brother Theo: I am using another language, that of colours, to translate the impressions of light and dark into black and white. Van Gogh often copied the works of Millet, whom he considered to be a more modern painter than Manet.

Poster Master Vintage Van Gogh Poster - Retro The Siesta After Millet Print - Impressionism Art - Great Gift for Men, Women - Abstract Decor for Office, Bedroom, Living Room

This frame has soft lines, is tested and approved for children's rooms and is available in many sizes. The plastic front guard is safe and gives a

Siesta Poster

Van Gogh The Afternoon Siesta fine art print poster wall art WITH BORDER

Experience the beauty and tranquility of Vincent Van Gogh's La Meridienne (The Siesta) with this stunning gallery-wrapped canvas giclee art. Printed on artist-grade canvas and stretched on a double-wide solid wood frame, this artwork is made with the highest-resolution images to ensure clear, detailed, and color-accurate reproduction. The canvas is coated with multiple UV coatings for added protection and longevity.