Product Description

Elevate your phone’s style with our faux leather folio wallet case featuring an allover print of Vincent Van Gogh’s Vineyards at Auvers. This case merges the charm of Van Gogh’s iconic artwork with practical functionality, providing a protective and stylish solution for your phone. It’s an ideal choice for art lovers who appreciate both beauty and utility.

Key Features

Artistic Print: Showcasing Van Gogh’s vibrant Vineyards at Auvers, this case transforms your phone into a canvas of classic art, capturing the essence of Van Gogh’s famous landscapes.
Premium Faux Leather: Made from high-quality faux leather, the case offers a luxurious feel while being durable and resistant to everyday wear and tear.
Comprehensive Protection: The folio design provides all-around protection for your phone, guarding against scratches, drops, and impacts without adding bulk.
Functional Wallet: Equipped with multiple card slots and a cash pocket, this case consolidates your essentials, reducing the need for a separate wallet.
Secure Closure: Features a magnetic clasp to keep your phone and items securely enclosed, yet provides easy access when needed.
Precision Cutouts: Designed with exact cutouts for all ports, buttons, and cameras, ensuring full functionality without removing the case.
Versatile Compatibility: Compatible with a range of models, including iPhone 7, 8, X, 11, 12, SE, 13, 14, and 15, and Samsung Galaxy S20, S21, S22, S23, and S24.

Compatibility

iPhone Models: 7, 8, X, 11, 12, SE, 13, 14, 15
Samsung Galaxy Models: S20, S21, S22, S23, S24

Why Choose Our Case?

Our faux leather phone folio wallet case with Vineyards at Auvers by Vincent Van Gogh seamlessly blends artistic flair with practical functionality. It not only provides exceptional protection for your phone but also adds a touch of sophistication and artistry to your everyday carry. Perfect for those who appreciate fine art and need a stylish, practical solution for their mobile devices.

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Enhance your phone with the timeless beauty of Van Gogh’s Vineyards at Auvers. Order your faux leather folio wallet case today and enjoy the perfect blend of art and functionality. Protect your device while showcasing your love for classic art in a stylish and practical way.

📱 SUPPORTED iPHONE MODELS

✅ iPhone 15 Pro Max
✅ iPhone 15 Pro
✅ iPhone 15 Plus
✅ iPhone 15
✅ iPhone 14 Pro Max
✅ iPhone 14 Pro
✅ iPhone 14 Plus
✅ iPhone 14
✅ iPhone SE
✅ iPhone 13 Pro Max
✅ iPhone 13 Pro
✅ iPhone 13 Mini
✅ iPhone 13
✅ iPhone 12 Pro Max
✅ iPhone 12 Pro
✅ iPhone 12 Mini
✅ iPhone 12<
✅ iPhone 11 Pro Max<
✅ iPhone 11 Pro
✅ iPhone 11
✅ iPhone XS Max
✅ iPhone XS
✅ iPhone X
✅ iPhone 8
✅ iPhone 7

📱 SUPPORTED SAMSUNG MODELS

✅ Galaxy S24 Ultra
✅ Galaxy S24 Plus
✅ Galaxy S24
✅ Galaxy S23 Ultra
✅ Galaxy S23 Plus
✅ Galaxy S23
✅ Galaxy S22 Ultra
✅ Galaxy S22 Plus
✅ Galaxy S22
✅ Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G
✅ Galaxy S21 Plus 5G
✅ Galaxy S21 5G
✅ Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G
✅ Galaxy S20 Ultra

Folio Wallet Case

Our flip cases (also known as folio cases) are made from faux leather, that's excellent for printing your original designs in vibrant colors. Each case serves as a protective layer and a phone stand. They feature a flat, elastic fastening to keep them closed and stitched inside pockets to store cards and cash storage easily. The polycarbonate inner shell keeps devices secure during regular wear and tear.

✅ Material: Faux vegan leather with a magnetic tab closure
✅ Durable polycarbonate inner shell
✅ Clear, open ports for connectivity
✅ Stitched pockets to conveniently store cards and cash
✅ Stand feature for watching media
✅ Matte finish

Please note

While every effort has been made to faithfully represent the quality of the finished product on screen, due to the printing process, the color of the finished product may vary slightly form the product images displayed here. But rest assured, the quality of the finished product will always be top notch!

Delivery & Returns

Vineyards at Auvers by Vincent Van Gogh Impressionist Classic Fine Art, Folio Wallet Cellphone Mobile Phone Case, Apple iPhone Models 7, 8, X, 11, 12, SE, 13, 14, 15, Samsung Galaxy S20, S21, S22, S23 and S24. A wallet style case in faux leather with a magentic tab closure, card and money slots and a folding stand, providing maximum protection for your phone..

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Vincent Van Gogh

(1853-1890)

Vincent Van Gogh was born near Brabant in Southern Holland on March 30, 1853, the oldest son of a Dutch minister, he grew to become one of the most well known and influential artists of the 19th century. Van Gogh tried his hand at several different vocations including working for Goupil & Co., an art dealer, at the age of 16 with his 4 years younger brother Theo, teaching as an assistant in Ramsgate, and acting as a layman preacher in a poor coal mining district in Belgium, before finally deciding to become an artist at the age of twenty-seven. His early works are dark portraying downtrodden city dwellers as well as Dutch peasants at work.

Van Gogh’s relationship with his younger brother, Theo, was well documented in the vast number of letters the brothers sent each other. Van Gogh’s letters to his brother and to other artists provide insight into the life of the painter.

In 1886, Van Gogh moved to Paris where he lived with his brother, now the manager of Goupil’s, who financially supported the artist. In Paris Van Gogh became familiar with the work of the Impressionists and Neo-Impressionists. He befriended Pissarro, Monet, and Gauguin. Van Gogh began to lighten his color palette and experimented with different shorter brushstrokes. His works changed from peasant workers to images of Paris, portraits, self-portraits, and images of flowers.

In 1888, at the age of 35, Van Gogh moved from Paris to Arles where he had dreams of starting a community of artists. Theo continued to support him financially and tried to sell his artwork. Fellow artist Paul Gauguin joined him for a short time however, the two frequently had disagreements and Gauguin soon left. Van Gogh threatened Gauguin with a razor and ended up cutting off a portion of his own ear. Struggling with fits of madness Van Gogh spent time in an asylum in Arles and then in Saint Remy.

Van Gogh spent much time in the asylum at Saint Remy though it was later believed that he suffered from epilepsy. While there he painted some 150 paintings. Upon his release in 1890 he went to Auvers-sur-Oise where he was under the care of physician and painter, Dr. Paul Gachet. In two months Van Gogh was averaging a painting a day. At the age of 37, Van Gogh attempted suicide, while in a wheat field he shot himself in the chest. He died two days later with his brother at his side. Six months later Theo died as well and was buried next to his brother in the small church at Auvers-sur-Oise.

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