Van Gogh Almond Blossom - Tote Bag

Van Gogh Almond Blossom - Artsy Tote Bag

White blossoms against a clear blue sky -- Van Gogh painted this as a gift for his newborn nephew. It is one of his most hopeful works, full of new life and clean lines influenced by Japanese woodblock prints. Now it sits on one of our best-selling tote bags.

What You Get

• 100% premium cotton canvas
• Sturdy metal zippers on interior and exterior pockets
• Multiple compartments, special key holder, and drink holder
• Reinforced 'X' stitching on straps
• 36 x 10 x 36 cm -- holds a 16-inch MacBook Pro
• 350g -- barely adds any weight to your day

About the Artwork

Van Gogh painted "Almond Blossom" in February 1890 in Saint-Remy-de-Provence, just after learning his brother Theo had named his newborn son Vincent Willem. The painting is unusual in Van Gogh's body of work -- instead of his typical thick impasto brushstrokes, he used flatter, more delicate lines inspired by Japanese art. The turquoise background and white petals create a sense of freshness and optimism that stands apart from much of his later work.

Who Is This For

A best seller for good reason. The soft blue palette goes with everything, and the story behind it makes it meaningful as a gift -- for new parents, for art lovers, or for yourself.

Free shipping on orders above 3,000 EGP. Explore the Van Gogh collection or see all Artsy Tote Bags.