SUNFLOWERS 16" x 20"
It is Saturday and the shop was crazy busy so I didn't have time to get out the latest pattern for the Pattern A Day Challenge. Normally I would have stayed after work to complete the design on linen but my printer gave up the ghost and this shop can't go a day without printing something so we are off to Bridgewater to invest in a new one. Hopefully I can buy one that takes the same cartridges because I have a stock pile of them, bought in bulk on Amazon for cheap pricing. This old Canon has served me well and I was familiar with its workings so it is sad to see it die.
Luckily, Van Gogh stepped up to save the day. My second favourite of all his paintings is the famous Sunflowers, big beautiful flowers that represent and inspire happiness.
The Sunflowers is one of the most popular paintings in the National Gallery. It is the painting that is most often reproduced on cards, posters, mugs, tea-towels and stationery. It was also the picture that Van Gogh was most proud of.
It was painted during a rare period of excited optimism, while Van Gogh awaited the arrival of his hero, the avant-garde painter Paul Gauguin. The lonely and passionate Vincent had moved to Arles, in the South of France, where he dreamed of setting up a community of artists with Gauguin as its mentor.
Luckily, Van Gogh stepped up to save the day. My second favourite of all his paintings is the famous Sunflowers, big beautiful flowers that represent and inspire happiness.
The Sunflowers is one of the most popular paintings in the National Gallery. It is the painting that is most often reproduced on cards, posters, mugs, tea-towels and stationery. It was also the picture that Van Gogh was most proud of.
It was painted during a rare period of excited optimism, while Van Gogh awaited the arrival of his hero, the avant-garde painter Paul Gauguin. The lonely and passionate Vincent had moved to Arles, in the South of France, where he dreamed of setting up a community of artists with Gauguin as its mentor.
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