
3x Art Exhibitions by Van Gogh
A sweeping triptych of Vincent van Gogh's "Green Wheat Fields, Auvers," painted by the Dutch post-impressionist master in 1890 during his final months in Auvers-sur-Oise. Rolling green wheat fields move beneath a soft, swirling sky in characteristic impasto brushwork, with cool blues, fresh greens, and buttery yellows running across all three panels. Sold as a set of three prints for gallery wall impact. Ideal as Van Gogh wall art, post-impressionist wall art, landscape wall art, French countryside wall art, vintage wall art, and famous painting prints for living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways.
- All artworks printed on high quality 240gsm matte art paper
- All frames made with premium grade sustainable timber
- Made & shipped from Melbourne
- Free & fast shipping on all orders Australia wide
- Framed option arrives with print in frame ready to hang on your wall
- Unframed option is print only & arrives trimmed & frame ready
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A sweeping triptych of Vincent van Gogh's "Green Wheat Fields, Auvers," painted by the Dutch post-impressionist master in 1890 during his final months in Auvers-sur-Oise. Rolling green wheat fields move beneath a soft, swirling sky in characteristic impasto brushwork, with cool blues, fresh greens, and buttery yellows running across all three panels. Sold as a set of three prints for gallery wall impact. Ideal as Van Gogh wall art, post-impressionist wall art, landscape wall art, French countryside wall art, vintage wall art, and famous painting prints for living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways.
- All artworks printed on high quality 240gsm matte art paper
- All frames made with premium grade sustainable timber
- Made & shipped from Melbourne
- Free & fast shipping on all orders Australia wide
- Framed option arrives with print in frame ready to hang on your wall
- Unframed option is print only & arrives trimmed & frame ready























