Wheat Field with Cypresses - Van Gogh

"Wheatfield with Cypresses," painted in 1889 by Vincent van Gogh , is a prominent example of Post-Impressionism. This movement is characterized by its focus on emotion and expression, and Vincent embodies it in this painting through his bold use of color and brushstroke. The painting reflects the environment that surrounded the Saint-Rémy asylum , a place that Van Gogh found incredibly inspiring and where he felt surprisingly comfortable. The painting depicts a vibrant wheat field under a turbulent sky, with swaying cypress trees that provide a sense of stability and serenity. Our Dutch painter was particularly pleased with the result of this painting, considering it one of his best representations of nature in summer. The painting not only captures the beauty of the Provençal landscape but also reflects the inner peace that the artist found in his surroundings.