Almond Blossom - Blooming Almond Tree Poster

About 6 months before Van Gogh died on July 29, 1890, he received a letter from his beloved brother Theo. Theo had a son, and he and his wife Jo named their son Vincent. Van Gogh was very happy with this news and wanted to gift them a special painting. Van Gogh, who was both influenced by Japanese art and influenced by the budding trees in Arles, painted the buds of an almond tree's branches exploding and its pure white flowers against the blue sky.

Since this painting is in a style we are not used to seeing from Van Gogh, it has a special place in the eyes of his fans. In Eastern culture, almond trees bloom in February, heralding the arrival of spring. Just as he heralds the birth of his nephew, little Vincent.

This frame has soft lines, is tested and approved for children's rooms and is available in many sizes. The plastic front guard is safe and gives a good look to the print.

This excellent design is stocked and ready to ship.

Features

You can easily hang the frame with nails or screws and decorate your walls with pictures.

It can be hung horizontally or vertically to fit the available space.

The front protection made of plastic makes the frame safer to use.

What's in the box?

print with 1 frame

Frame: Particleboard, Paper foil

Front protection: Polystyrene

Printing: Ultra Premium Photo Paper

Packaging

The painting is carefully wrapped with bubble wrap. It is elegantly covered with wrapping paper and tied with jute rope. After being packaged stylishly and suitable for gift-giving, it is ready for shipment in a cargo bag.