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“I absolutely must paint a starry night. It often seems to me that the night is even more richly coloured than the day. Coloured in purple, the most intense blues and greens.” - Vincent van Gogh

For sale €1850

Painted in June 1889 during his stay at the asylum in Saint-Rémy, “Starry Night” reflects Van Gogh’s search for calm within turbulence. The village below rests in silence, while the sky above seems restless and alive, filled with movement, rhythm, and energy.

Italian frame with lived character (c. 1910-1920)
This piece is set in an early 20th-century Italian wooden frame, likely originating from Venice. Rather than striving for perfection, the frame carries visible traces of time: subtle wear, softened edges, and a patina that has developed naturally over more than a century.

Painting size: 30 x 40 cm / 11.8 x 15.7 inch
Frame size: 43,2 x 53,4 cm / 17 x 21 inch

A thoughtful choice for those who appreciate not only the image itself, but also the way an antique frame can subtly influence how a painting is experienced on the wall.

“I’m painting with the gusto of a Marseillais eating bouillabaisse, which won’t surprise you when it’s a question of painting large sunflowers.” - Vincent Van Gogh

For sale €4750

The original of this version of Van Gogh’s Sunflowers, now in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, was painted in Arles in January 1889. Compared to the earlier, more radiant summer versions, this painting feels more introspective. The flowers are fuller, heavier, some already fading. The yellows are deeper and more earthy, and the overall mood is quieter, almost reflective. It is not just a celebration of life, but also a subtle meditation on time passing.

Looking for a version of Sunflowers with depth and character? This hand-painted replica, paired with a rare antique 1800-1850 baroque frame, offers a bold and expressive interpretation — a piece that does not simply decorate a wall, but defines it.

Painting size: 41,7 x 31,3 cm / 16.4 x 12.3 inch
Frame size: 63 x 52,5 cm / 24.8 x 20.7 inch

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Van Gogh: “Isn’t it curious that the Vermeer of Delft in The Hague has retained its colour so magnificently, with a whole series of strong tones of red, green, grey, brown, blue, black, yellow, white?

For sale €2450

Painted in Delft around 1665, Johannes Vermeer’s *Girl with a Pearl Earring* remains one of the most beloved portraits in art history. The young woman’s calm gaze, the soft fall of light, and the mysterious glow of the pearl have inspired generations of admirers.

Painting size: 31 x 22.7 cm / 12.2 x 8.9 inch
Frame size: 57.5 x 49.2 cm / 22.6 x 19.4 inch

Looking for a small painting with a big impact? This Vermeer replica, paired with its beautifully proportioned antique (around 1850) Italian frame, combines intimacy and grandeur—a timeless treasure for any space.

Crab on its Back is one of Van Gogh’s most unusual paintings. Instead of a landscape, a portrait or a vase of flowers, he chose a single crab turned upside down, its legs stretched out in a dramatic and almost theatrical pose. The result is simple, direct and unforgettable.

For sale €950

For this painted replica we chose an antique Spanish gilded frame from the early twentieth century. The frame has a neoclassical character with baroque accents, including curling acanthus leaves and elegant volutes in the corners and at the centre. These decorative movements echo the expressive lines of the crab itself and give the whole presentation a lively, refined character.

Looking for an artwork that feels both distinctive and full of character? This painted Van Gogh replica, combined with an antique Spanish gilded frame, brings history, depth and a quietly daring presence into your interior.

Painting: 28 x 38,1 cm / 11 x 15 inch
Frame: 41,6 x 51,6 cm / 16.4 x 20.3 inch

Joseph Roulin saw van Gogh through the good and the most difficult times. Van Gogh found him to be “such a good soul and so wise and so full of feeling and so trustful.”

For sale €7500

Painted in Arles in late 1888, “Portrait of Joseph Roulin” is one of Van Gogh’s most heartfelt tributes to friendship. Roulin, the postman of Arles, became a loyal companion during one of the artist’s most creative and turbulent periods. Van Gogh painted several versions of Roulin and his family, each glowing with color and emotion.

This portrait is framed in a magnificent early 19th-century French wooden frame, dating from around 1825. The design closely matches the frame of the original painting: dark wood adorned with elegant golden floral ornaments. The warm gilded tones beautifully echo the bright details of the painting.

Painting size: 58,8 x 49 cm / 23.1 x 19.3 inch
Frame size: 78 x 68 cm / 30.7 x 26.8 inch

Looking for a portrait that radiates character and history? This Van Gogh replica, paired with its exceptional French frame, celebrates friendship, craftsmanship, and the enduring human spirit at the heart of Van Gogh’s art.

“I don’t think that you’ve made a bad choice – if Jeannin has the peony, Quost the hollyhock, I indeed, before others, have taken the sunflower.” - Vincent Van Gogh

For sale 1550 euro

In Two Cut Sunflowers, Van Gogh shows how much beauty can be found in a modest subject. The painting has none of the grandeur of a large still life, yet it draws the viewer in through its honesty and intensity. It feels both delicate and strong: a small work, but one with a remarkable presence.

Painting: 22,3 x 34,2 cm / 8.8 x 13.5 inch
Frame: 36,5 x 48,3 cm / 14.4 x 19 inch

Looking for an artwork with both warmth and provenance? This painted Van Gogh replica, combined with an antique Italian gilt frame, brings colour, history and quiet distinction into your interior.

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Van Gogh’s ‘The Red Vineyard’ has become world famous as it is the only painting considered to be sold by Van Gogh. Before that he painted The Green Vineyard, on October 3rd, 1888.

For sale 1650 euro

The Green Vineyard is one of Van Gogh’s most radiant celebrations of life in the countryside. Painted in Arles in 1888, it shows vineyard workers beneath a low sun, surrounded by glowing greens, yellows and blues. The scene feels warm, generous and full of movement, as if the land itself is alive with light and labour.

Painting: 22 x 28 cm / 8.9 x 11 inch
Frame: 46 x 52 cm / 18.1 x 20.5 inch

Looking for an artwork with both colour and provenance? This painted Van Gogh replica, combined with an antique gilded frame, brings warmth, history and a sunlit elegance into your interior.

“The cypresses still preoccupy me, I’d like to do something with them like the canvases of the sunflowers because it astonishes me that no one has yet done them as I see them.” - Vincent van Gogh

For sale 1450 euro

For Van Gogh, the cypresses were not an easy subject at all. In a letter from Saint-Rémy he wrote:

“In my case the emotions that take hold of me in the face of nature go as far as fainting, and then the result is a fortnight during which I am incapable of working. However, before leaving here, I am planning to return to the fray to attack the cypresses.”

Painting: 23 x 32 cm / 9.1 x 12.6 inch
Frame: 42,5 x 51,8 cm / 16.7 x 20.4 inch

Looking for an artwork with both beauty and provenance? This painted Van Gogh replica, combined with a charming antique Spanish gilded frame, brings history, warmth and art into your interior.

“I do not believe you are very much mistaken: if Jeannin has the peony, and Quost the hollyhock, then I have indeed, before others, chosen the sunflower.” - Van Gogh to Gauguin

For sale 2850 euro

‘Four Cut Sunflowers’ Van Gogh replica
Painted in Paris in 1887, “Four Cut Sunflowers” is one of Van Gogh’s earliest sunflower paintings and is now in the collection of the Kröller-Müller Museum. Instead of showing the flowers in a vase, Van Gogh focused on a few cut sunflowers placed closely together, already beginning to dry. Their rough beauty, strong outlines, and glowing yellow tones reveal his fascination with simple motifs transformed through color and brushwork.

Painting size: 38,7 x 58,5 cm / 15.2 x 23 inch
Frame size: 55 x 74,7 cm / 21.7 x 29.4 inch

Looking for a sunflower painting with both brightness and character? This Van Gogh replica, paired with its antique Italian frame, brings together expressive painting, floral elegance, and the timeless appeal of one of Van Gogh’s most compelling Paris works.

“I’m painting with the enthusiasm of a Marseillais eating bouillabaisse, which won’t surprise you when you know that I’m painting some big sunflowers.”- Vincent van Gogh

Van Gogh painted Vase with Fifteen Sunflowers in Arles in August 1888, during one of the most hopeful periods of his life. He created it for the Yellow House, where he dreamed of a life filled with art, friendship, and colour. In these sunflowers, he captured more than a bouquet. He gave them warmth, energy, and a deeply human sense of beauty touched by time.

Looking for a version of Sunflowers that feels truly alive? This hand-painted replica, paired with a late 19th-century frame of museum-like character, brings warmth and emotion into your home. A unique combination — only one available.

Painting size: 47,7 x 37,7 cm / 18.8 x 14.8 inch
Frame size: 68,4 x 58,9 cm / 26.9 x 23.2 inch

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