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The Auvers Staircase - Vincent van Gogh

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Vincent van Gogh · End of May - mid-June 1890 · Auvers-sur-Oise, France

The Auvers StaircaseReproduction of oil painting on canvas

A winding path, a steep staircase and flowering trees transform a street in Auvers into an almost moving landscape. Van Gogh interweaves figures, houses and vegetation in a dense composition where every direction of the brush counts.

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The Auvers Staircase by Vincent van Gogh, 1890, Saint Louis Art Museum
The Auvers StaircaseVincent van Gogh · End of May - mid-June 1890 · Saint Louis Art Museum, Saint-Louis
End of May - mid-June 1890Dating
50 × 70.5 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvasOriginal technique
Saint Louis Art Museum, Saint-LouisConservation
A real paintingThe canvas is hand painted, never printed.
Made to orderEach copy is created individually.
Controlled in photoYou review the completed table before sending.
Possible alterationsAdjustments may precede shipping.

Look at the work

A narrow passage animated by the lines of the village

The clear path enters the canvas through the foreground, turns abruptly then joins the staircase placed in the center. An elderly man comes down with a cane, while two groups of women occupy the sides of the road. Their silhouettes give the scale of this narrow slope between walls and foliage.

The view rests almost not on the sky: the flowering chestnut trees, embankments and facades fill the space. Green and blue curves run along the roadway, then change direction around the steps and trunks. Van Gogh thus makes the relief of Auvers felt without smoothing the topography.

The gaze advances with the path, stumbles on the stairs then disperses into the branches: depth is born from the very movement of the key.

Composition, touch and color

Three observations specific to this painting

This version can be recognized by the central staircase, the old man who descends it, the four women spread out on the path and the chestnut trees in bloom.

01

A zigzag perspective

The edge of the path, the low walls and the staircase form a series of angles which lead the gaze towards the village. The depth remains readable despite the density of the material.

02

Characters integrated into the landscape

The figures are small, but their dark clothing and distinct attitudes punctuate traffic. They do not tell a specific anecdote: they make the street inhabited.

03

Enveloping vegetation

The curved touches of the trees mingle with the lines of the ground and facades. This continuity gives the impression that the entire site is subject to the same rhythm.

Documented benchmarks

Precisely identify the original work

The Saint Louis Art Museum preserves this painting under the title Stairway at Auvers and places it between the end of May and mid-June 1890.

Stay

The first weeks in Auvers

Van Gogh arrived in Auvers-sur-Oise on May 20, 1890. He immediately explored the sloping streets, houses, gardens and fields of the village.

Catalog

F795 · JH2111

These references precisely distinguish this composition from other views of stairs and paths painted by the artist in Auvers.

Collection

Inventory 1:1935

The painting entered the Saint Louis Art Museum in 1935 thanks to the bequest fund of Mrs. Mark C. Steinberg. It is presented in gallery 218.

Consult the official notice of the Saint Louis Art Museum

Your reproduction

What the painter must preserve

The reproduction must preserve the very precise path of the lines, the place of each figure and the changes of touch which separate the road, the steps, the houses and the foliage.

  • The bend of the path and the alignment of the central staircase
  • The old man with the cane and the two groups of women
  • The light flowers of chestnut trees in the green mass
  • The blue, green and ocher curves that structure the soil

Work sheet

Title The Auvers Staircase
Artist Vincent van Gogh (1853 -1890)
Date End of May - mid-June 1890
Place of creation Auvers-sur-Oise, France
Original technique Oil on canvas
Dimensions 50 × 70.5 cm
Inventory 1:1935 · F795 · JH2111
Conservation Saint Louis Art Museum, Saint-Louis
Your reproduction Handmade oil painting on canvas

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In your interior

A lively and deeply rhythmic street in Auvers

The horizontal format is suitable above a console, sideboard or desk. Deep greens, blues and ochres accompany weathered wood, linen, light stone and off-white walls.

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Is this a canvas print?

No. Each reproduction is manually painted in oil on canvas. Brushstrokes and material variations belong to the final result.

How is the visual reference chosen?

The visual reference is the public domain image of the Saint Louis Art Museum. The source file has been reduced to 3000 px and converted to WebP without artificial enlargement.

Can I check the result before shipping?

Yes. Photographs of the finished painting are sent to you; you can request alterations before validating the shipment.

Are custom formats possible?

Yes. The format can be adapted to your wall while maintaining the proportions and balance of the original composition.

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Toile roulée, sans châssis ni cadre
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Environ 14 jours
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