It’s a law of nature: every year brings a gust of theories about Vincent van Gogh ... Excerpts from his letters, in which van Gogh burbles over the trees’ beauty and wonders why “no one ...

Olive Trees ... Van Gogh painted several of his most famous works while at the asylum, including his Iris series and The Starry Night. In May of 1889, in the depths of a mental health crisis ...

In both, the trees seem to lean against each other.Credit...George Etheredge for The New York Times Supported by By Deborah Solomon It might seem logical that Vincent van Gogh, the most famous ...

Vincent van ... depictions of cypress trees. “From this show, you’ll get a sense of the importance of the close, considered study of nature as the backbone to Van Gogh’s art, and of the ...

An aerial view of the new park modeled after Vincent ... to capture van Gogh’s visual language. They added footpaths, expanded streams into lakes and planted thousands of trees.

Abstract: Painted in June 1889, Olive Trees by Vincent van Gogh is one of a series of 15 paintings tackling this distinctive motif and produced during the artist’s year-long stay at the asylum of ...

It should come as no surprise that Van Gogh chose to depict a blossom scene, since they are common in Japanese art and he himself loved flowering trees in ... Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh ...