Portrait of a Young Man with Cornflower, Van Gogh Planner

Vincent van Gogh painted Portrait of a Young Man with Cornflower ( french: Jeune homme au bleuet), a vibrant depiction of a young inhabitant of Auvers-sur-Oise, in June 1890, the penultimate month of his life. With a fiery wave of sun-bleached, tousled hair, bright green eyes, and rosy cheeks, this young, dishevelled character appears as if a child of the fields, a mischievous ragamuffin, perhaps belonging to a family of farmers who worked the land around the rural village, which was set on a quiet stretch of the river Oise as it wound its way north, through the verdant Ile-de-France. Customise it with your own details. For further customisation, please click the "Personalise” link and using Zazzle's advanced design tools, you can personalise each piece to make a one-of-a-kind gift for any occasion.