The world of Roses by Van GoghOleanders, pink roses, wild roses and isolated flower near French novels show how Van Gogh uses the rose to experience color, modern culture and renewal.
1886 - 1890Main roses painted in France
Paris to Saint-RémyVery different contexts
Bouquet and wild flowerTwo relationships on the grounds
2,100 €Works created by Van Gogh - overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
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1886 -1890 · bouquet, laurel and rebirth
Oleanders, pink roses, wild roses and isolated flower near French novels show how Van Gogh uses the rose to experience color, modern culture and renewal.
Van Gogh paints roses in very different contexts. In Paris, a rose placed in a glass alongside French novels links still life and contemporary culture: the fragile flower responds to the colorful covers of books. In Provence, oleanders fill the vase with long leaves and frank flowers; Van Gogh admires their vitality and associates them with a direct southern color. Pink Roses work in similar tones rather than spectacular contrast, with petals constructed with soft touches. Wild Roses finally bring flower and natural environment closer together, without the order of a living room bouquet. After his stay at the Saint-Rémy asylum, Van Gogh also painted large bouquets of roses in Saint-Rémy as signs of recovery and hope, sometimes thought of as a complement to irises. The "Roses de Van Gogh" selection notably compares Lauriers-roses and Les Roses roses. His reading favors light.
In Van Gogh, the rose is not only beautiful: it measures the state of a color, a place and sometimes a new beginning.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Van Gogh paints roses in very different contexts. In Paris, a rose placed in a glass alongside French novels links still life and contemporary culture: the fragile flower responds to the colorful covers of books. In Provence, oleanders fill the vase with long leaves and frank flowers; Van Gogh admires their vitality and associates them with a direct southern color. Pink Roses work in similar tones rather than spectacular contrast, with petals constructed with soft touches. Wild Roses finally bring flower and natural environment closer together, without the order of a living room bouquet. After his stay at the Saint-Rémy asylum, Van Gogh also painted large bouquets of roses in Saint-Rémy as signs of recovery and hope, sometimes thought of as a complement to irises.
Combine flowers and books
Paris connects rose to the colors of printed modernity. This milestone illuminates the "Roses de Van Gogh" collection by favoring light.
Burst the laurel in Provence
Leaves and flowers express southern vitality.
Painting renewal
Wild roses and bouquets accompany the last months of creation.
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Novel cover
The book gives the flower a precise cultural context. This trait guides a reading of "Van Gogh Roses" centered on light.
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Lanceolate leaf
The laurel opposes long lines and open corollas.
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Pink on pink
Neighboring tones force the key to create volume.
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Free stem
The wildflower maintains a connection with the soil.
Explore by universe
Compare four lives of the rose
Cultivated flower, Mediterranean laurel, tonal bouquet and wild motif refuse a single symbolism.
Novels01
Bring nature and books into dialogue
The fragile rose responds to modern covers.
For Paris. Reading "Roses by Van Gogh" by light.Laurels02
Expand the bouquet
Leaves and flowers give southern energy.
For ArlesPink roses03
Model in close tones
The fingerboard separates the petals without a hard outline.
For colorWild04
Find the ground
The flower still belongs to its environment.
For natureOleanders give the bouquet a southern energy05
Oleanders
Long leaves and clear corollas transform the vase into active growth.
Landmark work of Roses by Van GoghPink Roses are built without strong contrast06
The Pink Roses
The variation of touch is enough to separate the petals in a close range.
Landmark work of Roses by Van Gogh
Works to discover
Four paintings of roses by Van Gogh
The selection brings together Oleanders, Pink Roses, Wild Roses and the Rose near French novels.
Each painting is made in oil on canvas by a specialized artist, then checked with you before shipping.
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Each reproduction is unique. Slight variations of touch and material testify to the painter's manual work.
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Vertical format for vases, horizontal or narrow format for wildflowers. Light, natural or off-white wood frame.
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Yes. Each reproduction is hand painted in oil on canvas, without printing.
How to restore light in a reproduction of Van Gogh's Roses?
The painter uses the composition, values, colors and materials visible in the chosen work from Van Gogh's Roses collection, with particular attention paid to light.
Can I order a work of Van Gogh Roses in a custom format?
Yes. The dimensions are adapted respecting the proportions and balance of the selected work.
How do I validate my reproduction of Van Gogh Roses?
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