Affiche Olive Trees (1889) Vincent Van Gogh Landscape Art

Olive Trees (1889), a famous Post-Impressionist landscape painting by Vincent Van Gogh, shows an enegetic olive tree forest beneath a brilliant yellow sun sky. Vincent van Gogh painted at least 15 olive trees while he was in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence in 1889. May 1889 and May 1890 saw him residing there at his own request. When he was permitted access to the outside world, he painted the asylum's gardens as well as the nearby wheat fields, cypress trees, and olive trees. Van Gogh found solace and calm in his connections to nature. Notwithstanding the mental and physical difficulties he had, his 1889 series of paintings of olive trees is acknowledged as one of his best. To liven up any room in your house or place of business, hang this poster of Vincent Van Gogh's colorful, expressive Olive Trees (1889) woodland landscape painting on the walls of the dining room, the bedroom, or even the hallway. Visit my store to find a great collection of vintage fine art stationery, vintage art posters, and chic art décor => zazzle.com/store/famous_art_paradise