One-of-a-Kind Original Artwork
Mr. Van Gogh
- Artist:Lin Feng
- Mediums:Oil
- Materials:Canvas
- Dimensions:50 W x 70 H cm
- Year:2025
Frame: No Frame (Rolled in a Tube)
Inner Frame Size: 50×70cm（19.7×27.6in）
Outer Frame Size: 52×72cm（20.5×28.3in）
All framing includes free canvas stretching, mounting & wall hooks. Your framed oil painting will arrive at your door ready to hang on your wall.
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- Hand-painted in real oil on canvas — never a print
- Worldwide shipping, rolled and protected
- Photo of the finished work sent to you before it ships
How you pay: card or PayPal in US dollars, with a proper invoice from Shenzhen Adam Art Co., Ltd. Nothing is charged before you approve the mock-up or the photograph of the finished canvas. Payment is settled in full against one invoice — there is no checkout on this page because every piece is painted to order — the enquiry you send is the order.
Preview it in your room
Choose a room, drag the painting into place, and set your wall width — the canvas is shown at its true size for the dimension you select above.
About Mr. Van Gogh
Mr. Van Gogh puts the most painted face in art history behind a pair of pink X-ed sunglasses and lets him stare straight back at you. Behind him, the swirling sky of The Starry Night keeps turning — same crescent moon, same ringed stars, now carrying a man in a neat blue suit with a sunflower in his breast pocket.
Look closely and the joke is built from craft, not shortcuts. The spirals in the sky are laid down stroke by stroke in oil, light blue over cobalt, the way Van Gogh himself worked; the ginger beard and swept hair are built from short directional strokes; the pink frames of the glasses sit flat and glossy against all that movement. A sunflower — the other Van Gogh signature — peeks out of the breast pocket, so both of the artist's most famous motifs ride along on one canvas.
Lin Feng paints art history with a wink, and this is the clearest example in the series. The suit and bow tie turn the tortured genius into a gentleman about town; the glasses erase his eyes, so the stare you feel comes entirely from you. It hangs happily in a modern living room, a hallway that needs a talking point, or an office where visitors are meant to smile before they sit down.
The artist
Lin Feng paints art history with a wink: Van Gogh in pink X-glasses, a Mona Lisa that looks back and smiles. Read the full artist profile.
Size, wall and framing
Every canvas ships rolled in a rigid tube, gallery-wrapped and ready to hang, or in a floater frame from the swatches above. Change the size here and the room preview above updates to match.
Size and price
Canvas sizes before framing — a floater frame adds about an inch per side. Every size is painted to order at the price shown; there is no quote to wait for.
| Canvas size | Price | Suits a wall of about |
|---|---|---|
| 12 x 16 in (30 x 40 cm) | $1,800 | 20–25 in |
| 16 x 20 in (40 x 50 cm) | $2,340 | 25–35 in |
| 20 x 24 in (50 x 60 cm) | $3,060 | 30–45 in |
| 24 x 36 in (60 x 90 cm) | $4,320 | 35–55 in |
What arrives
- The original canvas — one of one, never a print or an edition
- A photo of the finished painting emailed to you before it ships
- Numbered Certificate of Authenticity naming the artist
- Hanging hardware on framed and gallery-wrapped pieces
Listed details: Original oil on canvas by Lin Feng · one of one.
Caring for the painting
Hang it indoors, out of direct sun and away from damp walls. Dust with a soft dry cloth; never use household cleaners on the painted surface. The colours are archival oils and will keep their punch for decades under normal indoor light.
Before you order
We reply with a fixed price, a delivery date and an honest opinion — usually within a day. For commissions you approve the composition sketch before painting begins; for originals you receive a photo of the finished canvas before it ships.
Questions? Use the buttons above — the form arrives with this piece's details filled in.
How this reaches your wall
Enquire
Pick a size and frame above, then send the enquiry — you get a fixed price and a delivery date within a day.
Approve
You see a photo of the finished canvas before anything ships, so there are no surprises.
Paint & review
Each piece is painted in real oil on canvas and checked in the studio before packing.
Packed & shipped
Rolled in a rigid insured tube or crated, with the numbered COA and tracking.
More from this collection
Originals by the same artist — each one a one-of-one, never reprinted.
Questions
Questions buyers ask about this piece
Yes. The sizes on this page are the standard ladder, but any proportional size can be made — send the wall dimensions and we will confirm the exact canvas and price the same day. There is no surcharge for a non-standard size, only the normal price step.
By card or PayPal in US dollars, against a proper invoice from Shenzhen Adam Art Co., Ltd. Nothing is charged before you approve the mock-up (for a commission) or the photograph of the finished canvas (for a reproduction). Payment is settled in full against one invoice — there is no checkout button because the painting does not exist yet — your enquiry is the order, and the invoice comes before any payment.
A print reproduces the image; it cannot reproduce the surface. Brush ridges, the slight variation of each stroke and the way oil catches raking light are what make a painting read as a painting across a room — and they are exactly what a flat print loses. Every piece here is painted by hand on canvas, signed, varnished, and shipped with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
Yes — that is the point of commissioning rather than ordering stock. You receive two progress photographs while it is being painted, then a photograph of the finished canvas with one free round of adjustments. Nothing is dispatched until you are happy with what you have seen.
Painting takes three to five weeks, then three to five business days in transit, tracked and insured. Rush delivery (three weeks, painting included) is available for $90. The price on this page is $1,800 for the smallest size — larger sizes and extra subjects step up on the published ladder, so there is no quote to wait for.