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After following the steps of van Gogh and Monet in France for the 150th anniversary of impressionism, Erin Hanson returned to her Oregon studio, inspired and ready to put brush to canvas. This journey inspired her 2024 Reflections of the Seine 2024 Collection, in which she exhibited works like Reflections on the Seine and Water Hues, pictured below.
Reflections on the Seine by Erin Hanson, 2025
Water Hues by Erin Hanson, 2024
Now, Erin is preparing to place the next piece in the puzzle: a trip to the Netherlands in the fall of 2026. The Netherlands is not only van Gogh’s home country but also the location of The Van Gogh Museum, which houses the world’s most extensive collection of Vincent van Gogh’s paintings, letters, and drawings.
Just as she did with her journey along the Seine River in France, Erin invites her fans and collectors to join her on a 7-day cruise, starting in Amsterdam and traveling down the Rhine River to Basel, Switzerland.
It’s an extraordinary opportunity to witness iconic landscapes and artwork firsthand, gain new insight into Erin Hanson's creative process, and be part of an unforgettable adventure. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to see Erin paint live. During this demonstration, you will be able to ask questions and bid on the demo painting.
Booking is now open. You reserve your spot for this 2026 adventure here. Space is limited.
This 2026 autumnal adventure will begin in van Gogh's native country, the Netherlands, where art and culture-related activities abound. The cruise will then set sail with stops including Cologne, Rüdensheim, and Ludwigshafen, Germany; Strasbourg, France; and Basel, Switzerland. Guests will be invited to join Erin Hanson on a series of excursions and special activities.
We hope to offer guided excursions to the Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Because this trip is more than a year away, we have to wait to confirm plans at this time.
Each day's activities will be infused with the magic of the region's fall color and offer a unique chance to experience sweeping views, fairytale castles, and pastoral sights with the queen of landscapes, Erin Hanson.
Erin Hanson painting Monet's Garden I on the Seine River
A cruise down the Rhine sounds magical enough, but the cruise ship itself is a home away from home. With gorgeous twin-balcony staterooms to allow you all of the light and views you need, there is no way you will miss the incredible European fall foliage, fairytale castles, and other idyllic sights.
The award-winning cuisine will enliven your tastebuds, while lavish lounges and a sun-deck pool lightens every traveler’s mood.
Not only will you be traveling and learning from an internationally renowned contemporary impressionist painter, but you will also be having a relaxing and inspiring trip through one of the most beautiful areas in Europe. All on a gorgeous cruise ship that was built with your comfort in mind.
Find out more about this lovely ship, examine the deck plan, and explore the many amenities here.
D A T E S
Amsterdam to Basel
October 13th to 20th, 2026
The cruise will embark in Amsterdam on October 13th, 2026, and disembark in Basel, Switzerland, on October 20th, 2026.
Optional pre-cruise land package in Amsterdam (Oct 11-13)
Optional post-cruise land package in Lake Como, Italy (Oct 20-23)
P R O M O T I O N
Save $500 per person if you reserve by March 31, 2025
A $400 deposit per person will hold your spot.
I N Q U I R E + B O O K
Diana Hice
wineloverstravel@gmail.com
Call / Text: (206) 848-2335
About Erin
ERIN HANSON has been painting in oils since she was 8 years old. As a teenager, she apprenticed at a mural studio where she worked on 40-foot-long paintings while selling art commissions on the side. After being told it was too hard to make a living as an artist, she got her degree in Bioengineering from UC Berkeley. Afterward, Erin became a rock climber at Red Rock Canyon, Nevada. Inspired by the colorful scenery she was climbing, she decided to return to her love of painting and create one new painting every week.
She has stuck to that decision, becoming one of the most prolific artists in history, with over 3,000 oil paintings sold to eager collectors. Erin Hanson’s style is known as "Open Impressionism" and is taught in art schools worldwide. With millions of followers, Hanson has become an iconic, driving force in the rebirth of impressionism, inspiring thousands of other artists to pick up the brush.
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Iconic Scenes: Kyoto, JapanErin Hanson Explores the Majesty of KyotoSaturday, April 29, 2023Several years ago, Erin visited Kyoto, Japan for inspiration. This city is at the cultural and historical heart of Japan and is well known for classic views of cherry blossoms in spring and scarlet maple leaves in autumn. When Erin visited, she enjoyed the fall splendor found around the many Shinto shrines, temples, and scenic spaces like Arashiyama. Read More → |
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Iconic Scenes: Kyoto, Japan Erin Hanson Explores the Majesty of Kyoto Saturday, April 29, 2023 Several years ago, Erin visited Kyoto, Japan for inspiration. This city is at the cultural and historical heart of Japan and is well known for classic views of cherry blossoms in spring and scarlet maple leaves in autumn. When Erin visited, she enjoyed the fall splendor found around the many Shinto shrines, temples, and scenic spaces like Arashiyama. Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 6Monday, May 8, 2017Erin tells her adventures through the Grand Canyon, Big Bend National Park, and Torrey Pines. Follow in the artist's footsteps as she explores landscapes near and far to uncover natural beauty and inspiration for her paintings. Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 6 Monday, May 8, 2017 Erin tells her adventures through the Grand Canyon, Big Bend National Park, and Torrey Pines. Follow in the artist's footsteps as she explores landscapes near and far to uncover natural beauty and inspiration for her paintings. Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 5Erin Shares a Few Harrowing AdventuresSunday, October 20, 2013During a lifetime of exploring the outdoors, it seems that the most exciting times are also the most dangerous. The sudden pump of adrenaline you get when you have to act quickly to remain alive makes you feel great, like you are fighting for survival and winning! Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 5 Erin Shares a Few Harrowing Adventures Sunday, October 20, 2013 During a lifetime of exploring the outdoors, it seems that the most exciting times are also the most dangerous. The sudden pump of adrenaline you get when you have to act quickly to remain alive makes you feel great, like you are fighting for survival and winning! Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 45 Day Trans-Zion Backpacking TrekThursday, November 15, 2012Day 1 We arrived at Zion last night and camped at Watchman. The weather was clear and crisp, and the mountains seemed very close and very small against the bright starry sky. Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 4 5 Day Trans-Zion Backpacking Trek Thursday, November 15, 2012 Day 1 We arrived at Zion last night and camped at Watchman. The weather was clear and crisp, and the mountains seemed very close and very small against the bright starry sky. Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 3How My Love of Nature Inspires My ArtMonday, October 15, 2012As the summer heat is slowly shaking itself away, I am shaking myself back into my hiking and rock climbing routine. In August, I went camping and rock scrambling in Joshua Tree National Park, at Indian Cove campground. Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 3 How My Love of Nature Inspires My Art Monday, October 15, 2012 As the summer heat is slowly shaking itself away, I am shaking myself back into my hiking and rock climbing routine. In August, I went camping and rock scrambling in Joshua Tree National Park, at Indian Cove campground. Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 2Adventures that Inspire Erin Hanson's PaintingsSaturday, April 30, 2011It was a dark morning in Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, home and inspiration to Georgia O'Keefe. I awoke at daybreak, ready to search out the perfect scene to paint. The hike was short, only a mile or so, but it climbed straight up to the top of a butte. From the towering peak, I peered dizzyingly down to the ground. Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 2 Adventures that Inspire Erin Hanson's Paintings Saturday, April 30, 2011 It was a dark morning in Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, home and inspiration to Georgia O'Keefe. I awoke at daybreak, ready to search out the perfect scene to paint. The hike was short, only a mile or so, but it climbed straight up to the top of a butte. From the towering peak, I peered dizzyingly down to the ground. Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 1Erin Hanson's Passion for Adventure Shapes Her ArtThursday, December 31, 2009Climbing in Red Rock Canyon is an addictive sport. The steep overhanging cliffs become a monstrous feat that one must, at all odds, overcome. Day after day, hour after hour, you battle the rock holds, sometimes spending a week just to master one tricky maneuver. Read More → |
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Artist Adventure Series, No. 1 Erin Hanson's Passion for Adventure Shapes Her Art Thursday, December 31, 2009 Climbing in Red Rock Canyon is an addictive sport. The steep overhanging cliffs become a monstrous feat that one must, at all odds, overcome. Day after day, hour after hour, you battle the rock holds, sometimes spending a week just to master one tricky maneuver. Read More → |