Seascape at Saintes-Maries framed Van Gogh replica, hand-painted in oil on canvas

When Van Gogh moved from Paris to the South of France he found the warm light and bright colors he was looking for in Arles. From there he visited the town of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer in summer. The ever changing colors of the Mediterranean Sea overwhelmed him. This was nothing like the sea at Scheveningen that he painted in 1882.

Vincent painted the sea from the beach: little grains of sand are still found in the paint. We didn’t go so far as to paint from the beach. But you can definitely lose yourself in the colors of this hand-painted replica like the original painting keeps you dreaming.

The effect of changing colors is enhanced by this beautiful antique Italian frame. Every hour of the day the frame and the painting seem to be different. The angle of the sunlight on the gold can highlight the greens and then a bit later the blues and then at once the reds come up. It is as much alive as the sea that Van Gogh witnessed.

Frame: 64 x 78,5 cm / 25.2 x 30.9 inch
Painting: 49,1 x 63,5 cm / 19.3 x 25 inch