In the spring of 1886 Monet painted in the Netherlands, enjoying the huge fields of tulips that stretch as far as your eye. Flower fields are not a new motive for the artist, but he has never been able to draw two opposing elements - those of natural tulips and those grown in panic gardens.
In 1886, when Van Gogh arrived in Paris, "Field of Tulips In Holland" was presented in an exhibition of Georges Petit Gallery. The painting undoubtedly attracts Van Gogh's attention and has a significant impact on his work. Van Gogh's paintings, which until now were dark and gloomy, "shone" dramatically, and his style significantly influenced Claude Monet's painting techniques.
Reproduction is a high-quality eco-printing, on an Italian eco ink jar. The canvas is folded over the back to the size of 30x40, and above this size is stretched on the subframe. The picture is arranged with a luxury frame and is ready for hanging.