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Vineyards at Auvers
Vincent van Gogh · 1890, June
- Catalog
- F762
- Date
- 1890, June
- Place painted
- Auvers-sur-Oise
- Museum
- Saint Louis Art Museum
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
About the painting
Painted in his final months, Vineyards at Auvers captures the essential character of the French countryside that so captivated Van Gogh. The vineyard rows are rendered with a dynamic perspective, leading the eye deep into the composition. His signature swirling, energetic brushstrokes define the individual vines and the undulating landscape, imbuing the scene with a vibrant, almost tangible sense of growth and life. The palette is rich with greens, yellows, and blues, reflecting the natural light and warmth of the region. This painting is a powerful testament to Van Gogh's enduring connection to nature and his ability to translate the agricultural landscape into a deeply personal and expressive vision.
Collection: Saint Louis Art Museum. Whether it is currently on view should be confirmed with the museum before visiting.
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