Under the gentle light of a quiet room, a sturdy vase holds a bouquet of sunflowers with round, radiant faces. The petals, slender and elongated like rays of sunlight, seem eager to capture every spark of warmth. Some flowers open wide, offering their generous hearts, while others bow their heads with discreet tenderness, as if holding onto the memory of summer's scent. The stems, slightly sinuous, meet within the vase, creating a graceful botanical dance.

This is no ordinary bouquet: it is inspired by a famous series of paintings created by Vincent van Gogh between 1888 and 1889. The painter saw in sunflowers a symbol of friendship and light. He loved to play with warm, golden tones, painting with energy so that his flowers seemed to vibrate on the canvas. When you look closely, you can find in this drawing an echo of his style: simple shapes, yet a balance that catches the eye and holds it.

This coloring page is a way to bring Van Gogh's sunflowers back to life, and to brighten your page just as he brightened his canvases.