Burning Weeds by Vincent Van Gogh

Painted in the autumn of 1883 during Van Gogh’s time in the Dutch province of Drenthe, Burning Weeds portrays a solitary figure tending a small fire across a wide, open landscape. The dark, earthy palette and gentle glow of the flames reflect his early focus on rural life and the quiet rhythms of everyday work. Created during a formative period in his career, the piece captures the atmosphere and simplicity that shaped much of his early Dutch painting.

Product Features:

• Museum-quality giclée print: 0.26 (10.3 mil) thick, 189 g/m2 paper
• Sized to fit IKEA matted frames. 

A grounded, evocative work that brings a sense of calm, natural texture, and understated warmth to any room.