Terrace in Luxembourg Gardens (1886) Van Gogh art Square Sticker

Vincent Van Gogh's romantic Post-Impressionist work "Terrace in the Luxembourg Gardens" (1886) is portrayed in these lovely and elegant stationery art paper stickers. The expressive, organic brushstrokes in Van Gogh's paintings gleam with grace and enduring beauty. Van Gogh created this masterpiece of people strolling around the Luxembourg Gardens not long after arriving in Paris. Through his brother Theo, an art dealer, he may have first discovered the works of artists like Claude Monet and Camille Pissarro when touring exhibits and galleries. Van Gogh started experimenting with Impressionist subjects and techniques in an attempt to depict the sunlight and shadows of this outdoor urban scene. The Post-Impressionism terrace in the Luxembourg Gardens (1886) by Vincent van Gogh is featured on these gorgeous art scrapbooking paper stickers, which may be used for stationery decoration, wall art décor, DIY projects, envelope sealing for cards and mail, among other things. Visit for further classy vintage fine art stationery => zazzle.com/store/famous_art_paradise