Van Gogh Almond Blossom Slightly Interpreted

Sherbrooke, Qc - Canada

Many thanks, Janet!

Hong Kong, ne - Hong Kong

So beautiful! I love this! L/F

Saginaw, Mi - United States

Hi Ion--I must admit that I have not ever heard of the piece by Van Gogh. This is nice enough for me. Well done.

Sherbrooke, Qc - Canada

Thank you Seth! one tries...

Hendersonville, NC - United States

Wonderful interpretation Ion.

Lyon - France

I just love your interpretation Danu!!! It is so beautiful... :) Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! LF

Sherbrooke, Qc - Canada

Thank you, P J Lewis! The original made me too happy and energized (I have one big reproduction in my room) and I have learned a lot trying to paint it again...But the merit is Vincent's 95 % at least...

Sherbrooke, Qc - Canada

Thank you, Ana Maria! I was curious to see if I could do with some succès a replica of one of my favorite Vincent's paintings. It was quite an intriquate and detailed painting, not easy to find a good reproduction of it, either ... I'm glad you tink I did a good job of it. (more than that, I did it for a friend and was payed to do it which didn't hurt...:))

Opp, Al - United States

This image makes me happy and energized!

Bucharest, Ro - Romania

Superb interpretation of Van Gogh's painting, Danu. So sensitively done. I just love this. f,l

Sherbrooke, Qc - Canada

Thank you John, thank you Zori!

Sherbrooke, Qc - Canada

Thank you Raynold for your interest!

Beverly, MA - United States

Beautiful work! F/L

Titusville, FL - United States

Congratulations on being featured in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!"

Saginaw, Mi - United States

Looks great to me. Well done and following you now that I see your galleries.

Sherbrooke, Qc - Canada

Thank you, Meg, thank you Claudia!

Salem, NH - United States

Amazing, absolutely gorgeous work, Danu! l/f/pin :)

Wayne, PA - United States

Beautiful work!!! L/F!

Sherbrooke, Qc - Canada

A copy, slightly interpreted, of Van Gogh's Almond Blossom, painted in acrylics on a 18 x 24 inch cardboard (almost the original proportion of 1/ 1,26). A copy commissioned by an american collector and friend. I had great pleasure doing it even if the merit is, of course, 95 % Van Gogh's. Whom, by the way, didn't sign his painting, meant to be a present at the birth of the first and only son of his brother Theo.