Description
This 1886 self-portrait captures Vincent van Gogh in his Paris period, when he was experimenting with brighter palettes and looser brushwork. The artist presents himself at three-quarter angle, his penetrating gaze meeting the viewer, with short, parallel strokes of blue, ochre, and green building the face and background. A brown coat and dark hat frame the face, while the background shimmers with subtle tonal variations.
Our artisans reproduce this painting by hand on canvas using oil paints, meticulously matching the original brushstroke textures and color transitions. Each piece is stretched over a wooden frame, ready to hang, and the surface is finished with a protective varnish. The result is a faithful recreation of the Kunstmuseum Den Haag artwork, bringing its quiet intensity into your space.



