wheatfield with crows vincent van gogh

wheatfield with crows vincent van goghHere Vincent Van Gogh attaches importance to perspective, giving great depth to his painting: the horizon stands out against the wheat fields of Auvers sur Oise, while the procession of crows invites one to explore what the artist does not show, namely the deep darkness of the sky outside the painting. Art historians see this as a representation of the artist's preoccupied state of mind: a dark, ominous sky, three paths going in different directions,

is an elegant woman with an umbrella and a straw hat

It is common for the artist to centre his works around a particular colour

accompanied by a child

backstage and on stage

The Haussmannian buildings are torn apart by the luminous modernity of the tower

This singular harmony

On a postcard with a harbor scene

In his series of dancers we also find Blue Dancers

and Starry Night

that of his nephew also called Vincent

Composition VIII is one of the sensational abstract paintings by Vassily Kandinsky

corresponding to the place where the sea