Van Gogh: Poppies and Daisies

2 hours

Duration

Max 15

Class Size

All levels

Experience

F6 (41×32 cm)

Canvas

What you'll do

Recreate Vincent van Gogh’s stunning Vase with Red Poppies and Daisies (1890). This lively still life explodes with rich, bold colors—vibrant reds and pinks of the poppies against cheerful white daisies,

Painted in Auvers-sur-Oise during a burst of creativity this artwork reflects Van Gogh’s passionate pursuit of color harmony and the calming beauty found in simple floral arrangements.

Important Class Information

This class is for adults 20 years and older as we serve alcohol.
We provide aprons for all participants to help protect your clothing. However, we recommend dressing in clothing that you don’t mind getting paint on. Acrylic paint is difficult to remove once it dries.
At the end of the class, you will be able to take your finished artwork home with you!

Cancellation Policy

Full Refund: Cancel up to 3 days before the event start time.
25% Cancellation Fee: If you cancel between 3 days and 24 hours before the event.
No Refund: For cancellations within 24 hours of the event start time.

To manage or cancel your reservation, please refer to the bottom of your email confirmation ticket.

What you'll create

Create beautiful artwork with step-by-step guidance from our expert instructor.

What's included with your ticket

Canvas

F6 (41×32 cm)

All Materials

Paint, brushes and canvas

Instruction

Professional artist

Apron Included

Protect your clothes

Beverages

Full selection

Wine Included

Red & white wine

Snacks

Rice crackers, chocolate and more

Take Home

Carry bag

Meet your instructor

Sakura

Graduate of University of Tsukuba, Art & Design, Japanese-style Painting; Tokyo University of the Arts, Finished Master of Art studies, Art Education Sakura is majoring in Japanese painting and specializes in traditional Japanese art techniques. After graduating from the Japanese Painting course at the University of Tsukuba, she finished her Master's in Art Education at Tokyo University of the Arts.

Japanese Art

Languages: Japanese, English, German