Van Gogh Sunflowers - Tote Bag

Van Gogh Sunflowers - Artsy Tote Bag

Van Gogh's sunflowers are probably the most recognized flowers in art history. He painted them to decorate the room where Gauguin would stay -- yellow on yellow, each flower at a different stage of its life. That same golden warmth now wraps around a cotton canvas tote made for daily use.

What You Get

• 100% premium cotton canvas
• Sturdy metal zippers on interior and exterior pockets
• Multiple compartments with key holder and dedicated drink holder
• Reinforced 'X' stitching on both straps
• 36 x 10 x 36 cm -- room for a 16-inch MacBook Pro
• Weighs only 350g

About the Artwork

Van Gogh painted two series of sunflowers -- one in Paris, one in Arles. The Arles series, painted in August 1888, is the famous one. He used chrome yellow, a relatively new pigment at the time, to create variations of gold and amber. Each sunflower is in a different state: budding, blooming, wilting. The whole cycle of life in a single vase. The series became so central to Van Gogh's identity that Gauguin later painted Van Gogh in the act of painting them.

Who Is This For

Anyone who has ever been drawn to a sunflower. Art lovers, warm-palette fans, and people who want a bag that radiates energy without trying too hard. Instantly recognizable, endlessly wearable.

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