Modgy – Modgy Cotton Apron-Van Gogh Irises

Description

• 100% Cotton (Good weight 250 gram thickness)

• Adjustable neck strap

• Large Double Center Pocket

• Color coordinated straps to enhance the artwork

• Machine washable

• One size Fits Most 33” x 27”

• Decorative hanging packaging with story about the artwork

Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890) created over 2100 works, within a ten year period. Devoted to his art, it was a lifeline in between psychotic episodes in the last years of his life.

In 1889, he admitted himself into an asylum in Saint-Rémy, France. There he began painting Irises, the piece defined by large swaths of blue flowers, orange marigolds, green leaves and red soil. Upon completion, his brother Theo was so taken by the work that he submitted it for exhibition at the 1889 Salon des Independents in Paris. He wrote to Vincent: “…it strikes the eye from afar. It is a beautiful study full of air and life.”

This Modgy is a detail from his exuberant work.