Modgy Luminary Lanterns van Gogh Sunflowers Set of 4

These delightful van Gogh Luminary sets are a best seller in the Museum Shop, and look especially wonderful in your indoor/outdoor spaces!

Simply unbox, open each luminary, add a bit of water, flip the included candles on and drop one in each luminary!

Choose from a variety of designs to suit your mood or your décor.

These also make a wonderful affordable gift!

Includes: 4 Luminaries and 4 water-activated, floating LED candles. Batteries included.

Dimensions: 6" X 6.5".

Materials: BPA free plastic.

Sunflowers were among Vincent van Gogh’s favorite subjects to paint. Beginning with four still lifes in Paris in 1887, he depicted sunflowers resting on a flat surface.

However, his most famous series was painted in Arles a year later, featuring more than a dozen sunflowers arranged in an earthenware pot. The moment he painted his first bouquet, he proclaimed to his brother Theo, “I’m painting with the gusto of a Marseillais eating bouillabaisse, which won’t surprise you when it’s a question of painting large Sunflowers.” Excited, he painted four canvases in quick succession.

It was a subject he planned to return to for a large Sunflower series. “If I carry out this idea, there will be a dozen panels,” he wrote. He only completed seven in Arles.

These delightful luminaries are inspired by one of the paintings Vincent did in 1889 from memory to bring some sunny warmth into the cold winter months.

Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890)
Sunflowers
1889
Oil on canvas