"Field With Poppies" Vincent Van Gogh Fine Art Print (15.5" x 19.5")
This canvas wall print from Vincent Van Gogh comes framed and in great condition (see photos). The colors are vibrant and the canvas is well taken care of. Weight is 1lb 4oz, with a depth of 1.5". The original painting was done in early June 1889, not long after Van Gogh had arrived at the asylum, and as such it can be assumed that it was made either from the window of the asylum or from very near to it. Although this was one of the most distressing years of Van Gogh's life, it was also a time during which he produced some of his most exciting works, and this innovativeness continued until his death. Here he has played with an unusual perspective, which was a technique that he often employed. The view shoots away down a steep hill to fields in the distance and has no horizon, which was an element that he used increasingly in his last paintings. His brushwork here is very controlled, with short, sharp lines to delineate the foliage, and something of the Pointillist in his treatment of the dotted flowers.
This canvas wall print from Vincent Van Gogh comes framed and in great condition (see photos). The colors are vibrant and the canvas is well taken care of. Weight is 1lb 4oz, with a depth of 1.5". The original painting was done in early June 1889, not long after Van Gogh had arrived at the asylum, and as such it can be assumed that it was made either from the window of the asylum or from very near to it. Although this was one of the most distressing years of Van Gogh's life, it was also a time during which he produced some of his most exciting works, and this innovativeness continued until his death. Here he has played with an unusual perspective, which was a technique that he often employed. The view shoots away down a steep hill to fields in the distance and has no horizon, which was an element that he used increasingly in his last paintings. His brushwork here is very controlled, with short, sharp lines to delineate the foliage, and something of the Pointillist in his treatment of the dotted flowers.
This canvas wall print from Vincent Van Gogh comes framed and in great condition (see photos). The colors are vibrant and the canvas is well taken care of. Weight is 1lb 4oz, with a depth of 1.5". The original painting was done in early June 1889, not long after Van Gogh had arrived at the asylum, and as such it can be assumed that it was made either from the window of the asylum or from very near to it. Although this was one of the most distressing years of Van Gogh's life, it was also a time during which he produced some of his most exciting works, and this innovativeness continued until his death. Here he has played with an unusual perspective, which was a technique that he often employed. The view shoots away down a steep hill to fields in the distance and has no horizon, which was an element that he used increasingly in his last paintings. His brushwork here is very controlled, with short, sharp lines to delineate the foliage, and something of the Pointillist in his treatment of the dotted flowers.