Paint by Numbers Vincent van Gogh
From starry skies to vibrant sunflowers, Paint by Numbers Vincent van Gogh invites you into Van Gogh’s unmistakable world of colour. Recreate celebrated masterpieces step by step and enjoy an inspiring artistic painting experience.
Vincent van Gogh
The Starry Night 40 x 50 cm - Painting by Numbers
609130816€37.99
The Starry Night Painting by Numbers brings one of Vincent van Gogh's best-known artworks into a 40 x 50 cm format with a linen-textured painting board that supports controlled brushwork across the curved sky and the clustered buildings below. The motif combines luminous stars, a crescent moon, a tall cypress and a village scene, so each section shifts between broad color fields and smaller details. The set is designed for ages 14 years and up and uses the Painting by Numbers method to break the image into numbered areas that can be filled step by step. Premixed water-based acrylic paints provide the matching shades for the composition, helping the transitions in the blue sky, the yellow highlights and the darker foreground stay consistent across the whole picture. A brush, a control sheet and detailed painting instructions are included for guided progress through the motif. At a desk or dining table, the structured layout supports calm, concentrated painting sessions with a clear sequence from one numbered field to the next. Once completed, the finished scene works as a striking wall picture, with the swirling night sky and the vertical cypress giving the composition a strong visual presence.
Vincent van Gogh
Nocturnal Café 40 x 50 cm - Painting by Numbers
609130359€37.99
Nocturnal Café Painting by Numbers brings a famous night scene based on Vincent van Gogh 1853-1890 onto a 40 x 50 cm painting board, where glowing café light meets deep blue sky and reflective cobblestones. The motif combines illuminated façades, outdoor tables, strolling figures and bright stars, creating a composition with strong contrast between warm yellow tones and cool evening shades. The linen-textured surface gives the brush a defined base for filling the numbered areas, while the city setting offers many distinct sections such as windows, chairs, street stones and sky passages. Based on the product image, 2 brushes are shown, and the box text names high-quality water-based acrylic paints with no color mixing. The scene's layered structure supports careful work on architecture, figures and light reflections, and the finished image carries the character of a classic café terrace at night. For ages 14 years and up, this painting set suits quiet creative sessions at a desk or table, whether a single section is completed in one sitting or the full street scene is developed over several sessions. Once finished, the 40 x 50 cm format works well as a decorative picture for living spaces or a hobby room.
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Gustav Klimt
Schipper Famous Paintings Bundle
BDL-609130915€75.98
Product bundle consisting of: Lady with a Fan Painting by Numbers / The Café Terrace at Night - painting by numbers Article number: 609130915 Product: Lady with a Fan Painting by Numbers Lady with a Fan is the last unfinished masterpiece by the famous artist Gustav Klimt. Painted in 1917, the portrait depicts a mysterious woman surrounded by Asian influences and Chinese motifs that characterise Klimt’s later works. This portrait, which stood on an easel in Klimt’s studio until his death in 1918, features a fascinating combination of Western and Eastern aesthetics. The intricate details and harmonious colours invite the viewer to immerse themselves in the elegance and sophistication of this era and seek artistic inspiration. Article number: 609130359 Product: The Café Terrace at Night - painting by numbers Museum Selection - “Painting starts where words end…” With a high degree of competence and thoroughness, SCHIPPER Arts & Crafts converted all motifs of the “Renowned Painters” series into the Painting by Numbers technique. It is a highlight for every hobby painter to repaint and recreate these precious originals. The motif: “The Café Terrace at Night” “The Café Terrace at Night” by Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890). The café situated at the Place du Forum à Arles (France) nowadays nearly looks the same as it does in this painting, created in 1888, with the complementary colors blue and yellow that dominate the artwork. The front places in the café are empty. Two chairs in the front invite the contemplator to take a seat. In the background a few guests are already seated. A waiter attends to the service of their first orders. Picture format and painting template: „MASTERPIECE Premium“. These pictures in upright or landscape format of 40 x 50 cm can be positioned side by side or one below the other and are particularly suited for a fine picture gallery. The painting templates have a visible and palpable canvas structure. Due to this feature, the finished painting’s appearance is not only essentially enhanced but it also emphasizes the artistic character of the paintings by supporting the desired “oil on canvas” effect. Hint: SCHIPPER Arts & Crafts has matching aluminum frames on offer for this format. Please go to our menu bar “Frame Service”. Contents of the box: Rigid painting cardboard with canvas structure finish, size 40 x 50 cm. Precise pre-printed contours with well legible numbers. Water-based acrylic paints. Ready-to-paint pre-mixed colors. Brush with fine tip. Control template and detailed instructions for successful results. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
Recreate Van Gogh's Most Iconic Paintings
This collection features two of his most iconic works: The Starry Night and The Night Café. The Starry Night captivates with its swirling skies and flowing lines that gradually come together as you paint, creating a dynamic and unforgettable composition. The Night Café, on the other hand, is defined by bold contrasts and vivid colors that give the painting its unmistakable atmosphere. Together, these masterpieces showcase Van Gogh's extraordinary ability to express movement and emotion through color.
Discover Van Gogh's Unique Style
Vincent van Gogh was one of the leading figures of Post-Impressionism, forever changing the way artists used color and expression. Rather than simply capturing reality, he painted emotion, mood, and personal perspective. His use of complementary colors creates vibrant contrast and visual energy, while many of his most famous works – painted during his time in Arles, France – demonstrate his distinctive use of texture and expressive brushwork. With Paint by Numbers, you can experience these artistic techniques for yourself as you recreate each masterpiece step by step.
Easy to Start, Rewarding to Finish
Although Van Gogh's paintings are rich in detail and expression, Schipper Paint by Numbers kits make them surprisingly approachable. The clearly numbered sections guide you through the painting process, making it easy to stay organized – even if you've never painted before. Work your way across the canvas one section at a time and watch your masterpiece gradually emerge.
Every Schipper kit includes everything you need to get started:
- A premium linen-textured painting board
- Pre-mixed, lightfast acrylic paints
- High-quality detail brushes
- Easy-to-follow instructions
There's nothing extra to buy – simply open your kit and start painting. Many people find the process relaxing, mindful, and a wonderful way to unwind while creating something truly special.
A Masterpiece Worth Displaying
Once finished, your painting becomes a stunning piece of wall art that reflects both Van Gogh's artistic vision and your own creativity. Display it in a classic gold or silver frame to create an elegant focal point that brings timeless art into your home. The Paint by Numbers Vincent van Gogh collection is part of Schipper's Famous Artists series, where you can also discover kits inspired by legendary painters such as Claude Monet, Gustav Klimt, and Leonardo da Vinci.
Explore the Paint by Numbers Vincent van Gogh collection and experience the joy of recreating one of the world's most iconic masterpieces – then continue your artistic journey with even more famous works from the Schipper collection. This flows much more naturally and ends with a stronger cross-category CTA instead of introducing a completely new section right before the conclusion.