About the Artist

Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) remains one of the most celebrated and influential figures in Western art history. As a post-impressionist painter, van Gogh produced more than 2,100 artworks, including approximately 860 oil paintings, many of which were completed in the last two years of his life. His work is renowned for its bold use of color, emotional intensity, and expressive brushwork, which focused on subjects ranging from landscapes and still lifes to portraits and self-portraits.

Some of his most iconic works include The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and The Bedroom, each showcasing his ability to transform everyday scenes into profound and visually stunning compositions. Despite facing poverty and mental illness during his lifetime, van Gogh's visionary art has since had an immeasurable impact on modern and contemporary art movements, influencing generations of artists and thinkers.

Today, van Gogh's works transcend time and culture, continuing to inspire both art enthusiasts and collectors around the world, highlighting the enduring power of art to express the deepest human emotions and connect us across centuries.

About the Artwork

Olive Orchard by Vincent van Gogh is a striking work created in 1889 during the artist's stay at the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole asylum in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. Deeply moved by the local landscape, van Gogh produced a series of paintings featuring olive trees. This particular piece captures the dynamic energy of nature through bold, swirling brushstrokes and a vivid, expressive color palette.

Van Gogh’s use of intense colors and exaggerated forms reflects both his admiration for the Provençal landscape and his emotional connection to the natural world. His unique post-impressionist style is evident in the textured, flowing brushwork that gives the scene a sense of movement and life. The olive trees, which he described as "old silver... against the blue," became a powerful symbol in his later work, representing both the beauty and resilience of nature.

Ideal For:

• Contemporary and modern interiors seeking a serene and elegant atmosphere
• Traditional and vintage spaces that appreciate the historical charm of post-impressionist art
• Art collectors and nature lovers drawn to Vincent van Gogh’s floral landscapes

Available Sizes

• 20" x 16" (51 x 41 cm)
• 24" x 19" (61 x 48 cm)
• 30" x 24" (76 x 61 cm)
• 40" x 32" (102 x 81 cm)
• 45" x 36" (114 x 91 cm)
• 48" x 38" (122 x 97 cm)
  

Key Features

1. Print Quality: Printed on internationally renowned 385 gsm Canson® Infinity Museum ProCanvas, a premium, water-resistant, OBA-free (No Optical Brightening Agents) canvas. Combined with Giclée printing technology, it delivers unparalleled color accuracy, vibrancy, and archival qualities, ensuring long-lasting durability for your artwork.
2. Canvas Quality: Hand-stretched by experts, each canvas undergoes a meticulous quality check to ensure a flawless finish, guaranteeing the highest standards of craftsmanship.
3. Protection: The canvas is highly water-resistant, preserving vibrant colors and protecting the artwork from fading over time.
4. Framing Quality: In collaboration with a GCF-certified partner, we offer premium, expertly crafted frames that meet collectible artwork standards. Available in black, white, natural wood, and dark brown, each frame features a smooth matte finish for a polished, elegant look.
5. Mounting: Comes with all necessary hanging hardware for easy horizontal or vertical display, ensuring effortless installation.
6. Packaging: Secure and protective packaging ensures your artwork arrives in pristine condition, ready to display. In case of any damage during transit, please contact us within 48 hours for assistance.
7. Customer Support: Backed by a satisfaction guarantee and responsive customer service, we offer a seamless shopping experience. Returns can be initiated within 14 days (excluding custom artworks). For damaged items, we will promptly offer a replacement or refund.

For orders within the US and Canada, please refer to the imperial size measurements (inches). For all other markets, please refer to the metric size measurements (cm).