Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase by Vincent van Gogh

Vincent van Gogh: Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase (Auvers-sur-Oise, 1890)

An Enigmatic Masterpiece from the Artist’s Final Days

We are honored to offer an incredibly rare and historically profound work by Vincent van Gogh: Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase. While the subject matter beautifully echoes the vibrant, mixed summer bouquets of his celebrated Paris period, this canvas holds a far more poignant and powerful place in the artist’s oeuvre. It is a brilliant, enigmatic bloom from the very twilight of his life.

A Captivating Scholarly Enigma

Unmentioned in his famously prolific letters to his brother Theo, this painting stands as a rare, undocumented burst of creative genius. For decades, its undocumented nature has captivated top art historians and scholars, making it an exclusive prize for the discerning collector—a secret masterpiece that exists outside the standard, heavily chronicled narrative of his career.

The Zenith of Post-Impressionist Technique

While the subject nods to his past, the execution is purely that of his masterful, tragic finale. The canvas is firmly anchored to the legendary summer of 1890 in Auvers-sur-Oise through its breathtaking technique:

The Auvers Palette:

The work glows with the distinctive, hauntingly beautiful blues and earthy ochers that define the iconic landscapes painted just prior to his death on July 29, 1890.

Revolutionary Brushwork:

The canvas is alive with Van Gogh's signature graphic, brick-shaped hatching—the urgent, rhythmic, and highly structured brushstrokes that characterize the absolute peak of his technical prowess.

A Poignant Final Bloom:

To acquire Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase is to possess one of the final breaths of Van Gogh’s artistic journey. It is a work of startling maturity and raw emotional resonance, offering a profound glimpse into the mind of a genius at the very edge of eternity.

Size - 24 x 28 Inch (Framed)

Material - Canvas

Medium - Printed