Vincent van Gogh – Stairway at Auvers

Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh lived on the edge of convention, misunderstood in his own lifetime and yet driven by a passionate quest to render the world in electric color and raw emotion. In Stairway at Auvers, painted in the springtime just after his move to the village of Auvers‑sur‑Oise, he transforms a simple village stairway into a dynamic swirl of diagonal lines, lively hues, and momentary human figures. 

This lesser-known work by the giant that was Vincent van Gogh eloquently bridges his visionary intensity and modern gallery wall decor sensibility. It invites both admiration of the historical artwork and a fresh encounter with one of his last deeply personal compositions.  

Details:

• Artist: Vincent Van Gogh
• Year: 1890
• Size: 8”x10” frame with apx 4.75”x6.75” image cutout in custom matting
• Materials: 4-ply acid-free matboard with cream wood pulp fiber core; 120# Matte Cover Paper; Minimalist plastic frame with high quality glass front (an ideal blend for lightweight shipping and hanging with minimal glare!) 
• Museum reproduction sourced from the archives of the Saint Louis Art Museum in Saint Louis, MO
• Part of Clutterbutter’s core collection of hand-framed archival art prints