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Oct 16, 2015 · Goldspot Pens kindly loaned The Pen Addict a Visconti Van Gogh Midi in Green Musk to review. This fountain pen comes nicely packaged in a faux leather clamshell box. The pen is made of Italian resin that is semi-transparent. I really like the musk green color with its swirls of yellow, orange, and brown. The resin is stunning and changes with ...
Apr 24, 2006 · The material and workmanship of these Van Gogh's is outstanding, especially when you enter the street price at around $225 for the Maxi. I bought this pen on a whim and kick myself for not getting one sooner. I will no doubt be buying a Crystal Maxi <F> this summer at the DC Pen Show.
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Jun 11, 2013 · Construction and Quality. The pen seems to be constructed very well. It isn't as smooth in my fingers as the Rembrandt is and being a bit lighter means it feels like I have a bit more of a stable grip. The pen is made of resin and has Palladium accents and a steel nib. This one has a screw-on cap and requires three full turns to put on or take off.
Feb 13, 2017 · The Visconti Van Gogh was my grail pen from quite early on in my pen obsession. I loved how it looked and I loved the association with one of my most favourite artists. They are easily obtainable but back then I couldn’t imagine paying £180 on a pen. The truth is, I still can’t bring myself to spend that much but, thanks to a very generous ...
Mar 10, 2022 · The pen body and cap are gently faceted and taper at each end. There is a wide cap band with "Visconti Italy" on one side and "Van Gogh" on the other. The bottom finial is plain, while the top has the Visconti V logo. It has the classic Visconti Ponte del Vecchio clip, made to look like the iconic bridge in Florence, Italy.
Oct 14, 2015 · Brand overview/history. Founded in 1988 by Dante Del Vecchio. A lot of innovation, artistry, and design goes into Visconti pens. Crafted in a 15th-century villa in Florence, Italy. These pens were inspired by Vincent Van Gogh, post-impressionist Dutch painter (1853-1890) Focused on portraits, self-portraits, landscapes, still-life of flowers ...
