Vincent van Gogh Portrait of Camille Roulin Print

A Window into Van Gogh's Revolutionary Vision 🌻

Painted in December 1888 during Van Gogh's transformative period in Arles, southern France, this remarkable portrait showcases the artist's extraordinary ability to capture both innocence and depth in a single brushstroke. The subject, 11-year-old Camille Roulin, was the son of Joseph Roulin, the local postman who became one of Van Gogh's closest friends and most frequent models.

Van Gogh arrived in Arles in February 1888 with dreams of establishing an artist community called "The Studio of the South." The Roulin family became his most painted sitters during 1888-1889, representing what Van Gogh considered a "modern peasant family" and his vision of a democratic "Holy Family" for the contemporary age. 🖼️

🎨 Why Choose This Art Print?
This isn’t just any reproduction. Our fine art posters use cutting-edge giclée fine art 12-colour printing technology to ensure every subtle hue is faithfully rendered. The smooth matte finish on FSC-certified paper keeps your art print glare-free and eco-friendly, perfect for collectors who care about sustainability and quality alike. What's more, ART SNOB prints every image at over 350 dpi, ensuring ultra-sharp clarity and incredible definition that truly stands out.

🌿 Key Features of Our Fine Art Posters:

• Vivid Colour: 12-colour giclée printing for museum-quality tones.

• Eco-Friendly: FSC-certified, sustainably sourced paper.

• Smooth Matte Finish: Minimal glare for a clean, gallery-like presentation.

• Customisable Sizes: Fits any frame or space.