The Church at Auvers in the Style of Vincent Van Gogh Emma-Leone Palmer | Afterglow | 2019 You can purchase this piece

You can purchase this piece in a framed or unframed set

The epochal edition comes presented on beautiful 100% cotton deckle-edged paper float-mounted in a black painted and silver foiled pine frame

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this original artwork portrays a distorted figure within fragmented spaces

The Church at Auvers in the Style of Vincent Van Gogh Emma-Leone Palmer | Afterglow | 2019 You can purchase this pieceJohn has returned for 2017 with his new Vincent collection: a poignant homage to the legendary Dutch Post Impressionist painter, Vincent Van Gogh. Originally painted in June 1890, the artwork depicts a church at Place de lEglise in Auvers sur Oise, France. In a letter to his sister later that month, Vincent described the colours as expressive and sumptuous, noting the sky of simple deep blue colour; cobalt. For his own interpretation, John has