Description

This is a framed, vintage print reproduction of the renowned Dutch Post-Impressionist artist Vincent van Gogh's (1853-1890) drawing, The Road with Poplars (De Laan met Populieren). The original artwork was created in Nuenen, Netherlands, in 1885 using pencil and ink, and is currently housed at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.

The print, likely an offset lithograph produced circa the 1970s, captures the expressive linework and perspective of Van Gogh's original drawing, which depicts a solitary figure walking along a path lined with tall, bare poplars.

Dimensions: W:22in H:27in

Condition:
The print is presented in a dark wood frame with a matte border. As is common with vintage prints of this age, there may be some natural discoloration or toning to the paper surrounding the image area (please refer to photos for exact condition). The frame is in good condition with minor signs of age.

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