Van Gogh's Irises Museum Line Framed Print in Mint Green Frame

A framed reproduction of Vincent van Gogh's Irises (1889). Swathes of violet-blue irises with sword-like green leaves rise from rust-red earth, with a single white iris and a band of orange marigolds behind them. The print has a lightly textured finish and sits on an oatmeal linen-look mat. A caption strip reads "Vincent van Gogh, Lirios. © Museo J. Paul Getty, Malibu · MUSEUM LINE · Printed in Spain". It's set in a fluted mint-green wooden frame with a hanging cord on the back. It's a fresh, cheerful piece for a bedroom, hallway or reading corner, and it's in good condition.

Van Gogh painted Irises in May 1889, within his first week at the asylum in Saint-Rémy, France, working from the flowers in its garden. Nearly a century later, in 1987, it sold at Sotheby's for $53.9 million, then the highest price ever paid for an artwork at auction. The buyer couldn't complete the payment, and in 1990 the painting went to the J. Paul Getty Museum, which is why the Getty is credited on this print.