Description
This 1888 self-portrait, part of the Van Gogh Museum collection, shows the artist at work in Arles. He faces you directly, wearing a blue coat and a straw hat, with a palette and brushes in hand. The brushwork is quick and expressive, with thick, visible strokes that build the face and hat in vivid yellows, blues, and greens, capturing both his intensity and his daily practice.
Our hand-painted reproduction is executed entirely in oil on canvas, matching the original composition and color balance with museum-grade accuracy. Each piece is crafted by a skilled artist who studies the original photograph and recreates the texture and depth of the paint layer, so you receive a faithful copy of the painting, not a print or a digital imitation.
This unframed canvas arrives ready to stretch on your own frame or to be mounted as you prefer. Because it is hand-painted, slight variations in brushwork may occur, but the overall look will remain true to Van Gogh’s 1888 original, letting you enjoy a piece of art history without the original’s price or fragility.



