Irises In Vase Painting By Van Gogh Shore

Irises In Vase Painting By Van Gogh ShoreThe piece's composition does have a strong resemblance to the well known sunflower series, but Van Gogh also makes excellent use of the contrasting colours used on the canvas. Theo and Vincent van Gogh were fascinated by the efficient use of clashing colours throughout their careers. The painting is unique in that it is one of the few still lifes that Van Gogh created when he was a patient at the Saint Rmy asylum, along with its companion piece Still

The church seems to be held to the ground by the two walkways

He preferred painting blooming trees because of their visual appeal

Theo and Vincent van Gogh were fascinated by the efficient use of clashing colours throughout their careers

The rich and vivid red and white of Christ's robe balances the shadows to the side and enhance the human emotion portrayed upon his face and his disciples outstretched arms

for 400 francs

At least 15 olive tree paintings by Vincent van Gogh were created

he wrote to the painter Paul Signac

the two sets were connected in the artist's thinking

Its vibrant colour and iconic style make it one of the most recognisable paintings

Lonely Boat

creating a dramatic tropical landscape that feels vibrant and serene at the same time

The picture plane is divided by a red line