Corneille - Litho - Hommage to van Gogh
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Corneille - Litho - Hommage to Van Gogh
This stunning lithograph, created by the renowned Dutch artist Corneille, is a captivating tribute to the legendary Vincent van Gogh. Executed in 1990 to commemorate the Van Gogh year, this large-format work showcases Corneille's distinctive style and his admiration for the iconic post-impressionist painter.
Key Details:
- Lithograph in 8 colors
- Hand-numbered and signed by Corneille
- Image size: 50 x 65 cm
- Framed and ready to hang
Corneille, whose full name is Guillaume Cornelis van Beverloo, was a Dutch painter and graphic artist who spent much of his career in Paris. Despite his international acclaim, he remained deeply connected to his Dutch roots, which is evident in the vibrant, expressive nature of this lithograph.
