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A modern impressionist painting inspired by Monet light, painted by artist Erin Hanson.

🌻 Vincent van Gogh’s floral paintings are not just artistic endeavors; they are profound expressions of his inner world, infused with emotion, passion, and a deep connection to nature. 🌸 In his lifetime, Van Gogh created a series of floral masterpieces that have since become iconic. From the vibrant sunflowers that seem to radiate energy and warmth, to the delicate irises that dance with grace, and the tender almond blossoms that symbolize hope and new beginnings, each painting tells a…

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This original painting was sold! Your painting will be created very similar in same style, colors, you will receive the same quality and beauty of the painting as what you see from the pictures. I can not promise you will get an identical one as you see from the photo, because only art prints/machine can do exactly the same item. All my paintings are handmade, so, every brush strokes might be different, but I do promise you will get it in same quality and same beauty. Original Oil Painting…

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Claude Monet (French painter, 14 nov. 1840 - 5 dec. 1926).

Which is your favorite? 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 or 10?! Vincent van Gogh, a Dutch post-impressionist painter, is renowned for his expressive and emotive use of color and brushwork. Among his most famous works is a series of paintings depicting sunflowers, which he created in the late 1880s. Van Gogh's sunflower series includes two sets of paintings. The first set, created in 1887 in Paris, features sunflowers lying on the ground. The more famous second set, painted in Arles in 1888 and 1889…