Held for scale — 8 x 10 inch canvas
Held for scale — 12 x 16 inch canvas
Held for scale — 18 x 24 inch canvas
Held for scale — 8 x 10 inch canvas
Held for scale — 12 x 16 inch canvas
Held for scale — 18 x 24 inch canvas

Roses — Vincent van Gogh (1890)

Regular price $39.00
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 Key Feature

  • A beautiful way to display and store your child’s artwork in one frame.
  • Flip-open magnetic design makes changing drawings quick and effortless.
  • Keeps kids’ art organized, protected, and always on display.
  • Crafted from durable, child-safe wood for everyday use.
  • Perfect for homes, classrooms, and heartfelt gifting moments.

Roses — Vincent van Gogh (1890)

Roses — Vincent van Gogh (1890)

Product description

These roses were pink.

Van Gogh painted this vase of roses at Saint-Rémy in May 1890, days before leaving the asylum. The Met’s research notes the blossoms have faded: the red lake pigment he used has paled, so flowers he painted pink now read white — the same fugitive-pigment story as our Bedroom’s lilac walls.

  • Honest scale — sizes labeled against the original (93 × 74 cm).
  • Verified story — the faded-pink roses, per The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
  • Source recorded — the Met’s open-access master scan on matte canvas. Made to order.

Innovative Flip-Open Magnetic Design

Our frame’s unique front-opening magnetic mechanism transforms the way you display your child’s art. Swapping artwork has never been easier simply flip open the frame, replace the drawing, and close it securely. No tools, no wall removal, no hassle. Every masterpiece is instantly on display, ready to brighten your home and inspire your little artist.Inside, the frame features smart internal storage that keeps older artwork neatly stacked and organized, so you can preserve every creation without clutter. Each piece of art becomes part of a growing gallery that you and your child can revisit with pride and joy.

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