Framed Gauguin "A Vase of Flowers" Artagraph

Stunning vintage framed Artagraph of Paul Gauguin's gorgeous still life "A Vase of Flowers," painted in 1896. Artagraph is a printing process that creates museum quality prints that include the brush strokes. Take a look at the close up photos of the printed brush strokes. This is as close to owning a genuine original work of art as possible! The frame alone is museum quality and is incredibly beautiful and heavy. The back is lined with red velvet and stamped with Artagraph's information. 16.5 inches x 20 inches wide x 1.75 inches depth. Porch pick up Christie St and St. Clair West Ave. Cash only. Gauguin painted this still life after arriving in Tahiti for his second and final stay. Instead of focusing on horticultural detail, he emphasized the decorative shapes and the interplay of colors, using reds, creams, and blues against the golden background. The painting has a dream-like quality, which is characteristic of Gauguin's Tahitian works, and it may have been completed from imagination rather than direct observation. Gauguin himself stated that he did not copy nature and that everything came from his "exuberant imagination". vintage Museum Gallery Framed Artagraph Paul Gaugin Floral Still Life.