The design of this silk scarf is based on Vincent Van Gogh's painting "Amandier en fleurs", 1890.
From 1887, Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890) already developed his own personal style, synthesis between Impressionism and Pointillism. It's likely that this painting was achieved for the birth of his brother's son. It is the outcome of a series of Japanese style exercises inspired by the study of Adolphe Monticelli's flower paintings.
"Almond Trees" Van Gogh silk scarf
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The design of this silk scarf is based on Vincent Van Gogh's painting "Amandier en fleurs", 1890.
From 1887, Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890) already developed his own personal style, synthesis between Impressionism and Pointillism. It's likely that this painting was achieved for the birth of his brother's son. It is the outcome of a series of Japanese style exercises inspired by the study of Adolphe Monticelli's flower paintings.
Product Details
CBS5746MBS40
Data sheet
- Material:
- Chiffon with satin bands 100% silk
- Sizes:
- 40 x 140 cm
Since 1890, the Brochier Family has been working as silk manufacturers for now 5 generations. Their workshop is a qualitative reference of the French traditionnal know-how concerning the specific craft skills of silk thread. This silk-makers house which exists for 118 years has succeed in linking traditionnal skills and modern fashionned clothing.
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