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Van Gogh's Spring

Van Gogh's Spring

Vincent William van Gogh (1853–1890), Dutch Post-Impressionist painter.

Van Gogh was a pioneer of Expressionism and deeply influenced twentieth-century art, especially Fauvism and German Expressionism. Van Gogh's works, such as Starry Night, Sunflowers, and Wheat Fields with Crows, are now among the world's most recognizable works of art.

Van Gogh only began his career as a painter at the age of about 27; however, in the last decade of his life, he produced about 2100 paintings, including about 860 paintings.

Van Gogh's early works were only in gray and dark colors, until he met Impressionists and Neo-Impressionists in Paris. Van Gogh incorporated their vivid colors and painting styles to create his unique personal painting style, especially during Van Gogh's stay in Arles, France, which has matured. Most of his most famous works were created during the last two years of his life, during which Van Gogh's work was underappreciated, and he was deeply impoverished by mental illness and poverty, which eventually led to his suicide at the age of 37.

Van Gogh's Spring

Van Gogh's Spring

1883 | Flower beds in the Netherlands | National Gallery of Washington, D.C

Van Gogh's Spring

1886 | Carnations and other flowers | Krieger Museum, Washington

Van Gogh's Spring

1887 | Mother-of-pearl flower | Musée d'Orsay, Paris

Van Gogh's Spring

1887 | Trees & Groves | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1889 | Lilac bushes | Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia

Van Gogh's Spring

1888 | Flowers in the cup | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1890 | Rose in the bottle | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Van Gogh's Spring

1888 | Blooming peach blossoms | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1888 | Blooming peach blossoms | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1889 | Peach blossoms fill the garden | Gallery of Todd College, London

Van Gogh's Spring

1888 | Cherry tree | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Van Gogh's Spring

1888 | White Orchard | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1889 | Arles BlossomIng Orchard | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1888 | The oleander in the vase is | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Van Gogh's Spring

1890 | Roses | National Gallery of Washington, D.C., U.S

Van Gogh's Spring

1890 | The purple iris in the vase | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Van Gogh's Spring

1890 | Earth yellow bottle iris | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1887 | Grass and butterflies | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1887 | Lush pasture | Murray National Art Gallery in Waterrokule, Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1889 | Spring wheat fields at sunrise | National Museum of Art in Wotrokule Müller, Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1890 | Long meadows with butterflies | National Gallery, London

Van Gogh's Spring

1890 | Wilderness | Neupina ketty Art Gallery, Munich, Germany

Van Gogh's Spring

1890 | Wheat fields under thunderstorms and clouds | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1890 | Orvey view | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1890 | The scenery of Orvie | Thyssenbo Namisa Art Museum, Madrid, Spain

Van Gogh's Spring

1887 | Pair into pairs | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1887 | Spring Fishing | Art Institute of Chicago, USA

Van Gogh's Spring

1887 | The woman walking in the garden | Private collections

Van Gogh's Spring

1887 | The view of Jack Island is | Van Gogh Museum of Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1888 | Trails in the park | Murray National Art Gallery in Waterrokule, Netherlands

Van Gogh's Spring

1890 | Margaret House in the garden | Musée d'Orsay, Paris

Van Gogh's Spring

1890 | Step 1 | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

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