Vase with red and white flowers, F237Reproduction of oil painting on canvas
Tall red gladioli rise above lower white flowers, gathered in a round yellow-green vase. The verticality of the bouquet contrasts sharply with an almost black brown background.
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Vase with red and white flowers, F237Vincent van Gogh · July 1886 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam
July 1886Dating
65.5 × 35 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvasOriginal technique
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, RotterdamConservation
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Look at the work
A red column springs from a white bouquet and a golden vase
The very narrow format leads the eye from the vase towards the central stem. The red flowers form an irregular vertical, while the white ones open laterally around the collar.
The paint remains thick and visible: frank reds, cream whites, black greens and yellow of the vase are applied in short touches. The brown background reveals a network of brush strokes.
Vase with red and white flowers F237/JH1131 is a 65.5 × 35 cm oil on canvas painted in Paris in July 1886. The museum preserves it under inventory 2607 (MK).
Composition, touch and color
Three observations specific to this painting
This still life belongs to the floral exercises thanks to which Van Gogh broadens his Parisian palette. The bouquet contrasts colors, heights and directions rather than a perfectly regular decorative arrangement.
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Red organizes the entire vertical axis
Gladioli stack from center to top. Their thick petals form a succession of red masses separated by green stems.
02
The white flowers widen the base
Smaller and more numerous, they create two luminous wings around the vase and prevent the composition from becoming a simple straight line.
03
The vase acts as a golden spring
Yellow, green and brown zigzags describe its spherical volume. This reflective material concentrates light in the lower part.
Documented benchmarks
Precisely identify the original work
The museum notice gives 1886, 65.5 × 35 cm and the number 2607 (MK). Catalogs identify the canvas as F237/JH1131.
Paris
Painting flowers to learn color
Van Gogh multiplied the bouquets in 1886 to explore the reds, greens, pinks and blues which gradually replaced the dark range of his Dutch years.
Collection
Acquired with DG van Beuningen
The painting joined the museum in 1958 with the collection of industrialist Daniël George van Beuningen and received the number 2607 (MK).
Photograph
The work within its framework
The only image on the sheet is an actual photograph of the framed painting. It makes visible the scale, the thickness of the material and its museum presentation.
The copy must preserve the axis of the red gladioli, the dispersion of the white flowers, the yellow-green volume of the vase, the dark stems and the brown material of the bottom.
The high succession of red gladioli
The little white flowers around the vase
The green stems that cross the bouquet
The zigzag reflections of the round vase
The brown background worked in thick touches
Work sheet
Title
Vase with red and white flowers, F237
Artist
Vincent van Gogh (1853 -1890)
Date
July 1886
Place of creation
Paris
Original technique
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
65.5 × 35 cm
Inventory
F237 · JH1131 · 2607 (MK)
Conservation
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam
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In your interior
A vertical bouquet of vermilion red, cream and gold
Vermilion red, cream, dark green, golden yellow and deep brown give a spectacular presence to an entrance, dining room, living room or narrow wall.
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