Van Gogh Skyscapes

Van Gogh Skyscapes

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Van Gogh Skyscapes by Vincent van Gogh - Digitally restored illustrations- Translated captions- AnnotatedThough few of Vincent Van Gogh's paintings give explicit mention of the sky in their names, a close observation of the master's skyscapes

demonstrates a clear progression from the simple, more naturalistically portrayed skies of the early 1880s to the characteristically swirling, pulsating heavens of his late work, especially from 1887 to Van Gogh's death in 1890. In some of his finest masterpieces, the juxtaposition between dark blue and brilliant yellow is striking. Watch especially for yellow or yellow tones and their expressive power in these online reproductions of the sky as processed and presented through Van Gogh's mind and brush.Don't be fooled by the titles below: these paintings present masterful skies in addition to (literally above and beyond) other earthbound features. Here are 50 of Van Gogh's finest skyscapes in a digitally restored state: their eye-popping brilliance and vitality are just as on the day Vincent Van Gogh finished them. All of them were originally oil paintings on canvas or wood. The arrangement is chronological.Skyscapes include: Tulip Fields, 1883Two Peasant Women Stinging Peat, 1883Village Sunset, 1884Old Cemetery Tower at Nuenen, 1884Landscape at Dusk, 1885Landscape at Sundown, 1885View of Paris towards Meudon, 1886Landscape and Factories in the Moonlight, 1887Riverscape with Rowboats on the Shore, 1887Outskirts of Paris, 1887Grain Field with Poppies and a Lark, 1887Path in the Park Voyer d'Argenson at Asni�res, 1887Restaurant Rispal at Asni�res, 1887Orchard with Flowering Peach Trees, 1888Meadow with Flowers under Stormy Skies, 1888Trees and House near Arles, 1888Wheat Field and Factories at Sundown, 1888Wheat Field, 1888Wheat Field with Sheaves of Grain, 1888Sower at Sunset, 1888Wheat Field with View of Arles, 1888Canal "La Roubine du Roi" with Women Washing, 1888Coal Barges, 1888Green Vineyard, 1888Park Clearing (Garden of the Poet), 1888Plowed Field, 1888Evening over Terrace Caf� at Place du Forum, Arles, 1888Starry Night over the Rh�ne, 1888Willow Trees at Sumnset, 1888Sower at Sunset II, 1888Starry Night, 1888Cypresses, 1889Wheat Field with Cypresses, 1889Olive Grove I, 1889Evening Landscape with Moonrise, 1889Wheat Field behind St. Paul Hospital (The Harvest), 1889Two Poplars on a Path through the Hills, 1889Pine Tree and Female Figure at Sunset, 1889Olive Grove II, 1889Olive Trees with Yellow Sky and Sun, 1889Enclosed Field at Sunrise, 1889Two Peasant Women Digging in a Snow-Covered Field, 1890Cypress Path under Starry Skies, 1890Walk in the Moonlight, 1890Green Wheat Field, 1890Thatched Cottages in Cordeville, 1890Landscape with Castle of Auvers at Sunset, 1890Wheat Field with Crows, 1890Plain of Auvers with Rain Clouds, 1890Wheat Field under Stormy Skies, 1890

Van Gogh Skyscapes by Vincent van Gogh - Digitally restored illustrations- Translated captions- AnnotatedThough few of Vincent Van Gogh's paintings give explicit mention of the sky in their names, a close observation of the master's skyscapes

demonstrates a clear progression from the simple, more naturalistically portrayed skies of the early 1880s to the characteristically swirling, pulsating heavens of his late work, especially from 1887 to Van Gogh's death in 1890. In some of his finest masterpieces, the juxtaposition between dark blue and brilliant yellow is striking. Watch especially for yellow or yellow tones and their expressive power in these online reproductions of the sky as processed and presented through Van Gogh's mind and brush.Don't be fooled by the titles below: these paintings present masterful skies in addition to (literally above and beyond) other earthbound features. Here are 50 of Van Gogh's finest skyscapes in a digitally restored state: their eye-popping brilliance and vitality are just as on the day Vincent Van Gogh finished them. All of them were originally oil paintings on canvas or wood. The arrangement is chronological.Skyscapes include: Tulip Fields, 1883Two Peasant Women Stinging Peat, 1883Village Sunset, 1884Old Cemetery Tower at Nuenen, 1884Landscape at Dusk, 1885Landscape at Sundown, 1885View of Paris towards Meudon, 1886Landscape and Factories in the Moonlight, 1887Riverscape with Rowboats on the Shore, 1887Outskirts of Paris, 1887Grain Field with Poppies and a Lark, 1887Path in the Park Voyer d'Argenson at Asni�res, 1887Restaurant Rispal at Asni�res, 1887Orchard with Flowering Peach Trees, 1888Meadow with Flowers under Stormy Skies, 1888Trees and House near Arles, 1888Wheat Field and Factories at Sundown, 1888Wheat Field, 1888Wheat Field with Sheaves of Grain, 1888Sower at Sunset, 1888Wheat Field with View of Arles, 1888Canal "La Roubine du Roi" with Women Washing, 1888Coal Barges, 1888Green Vineyard, 1888Park Clearing (Garden of the Poet), 1888Plowed Field, 1888Evening over Terrace Caf� at Place du Forum, Arles, 1888Starry Night over the Rh�ne, 1888Willow Trees at Sumnset, 1888Sower at Sunset II, 1888Starry Night, 1888Cypresses, 1889Wheat Field with Cypresses, 1889Olive Grove I, 1889Evening Landscape with Moonrise, 1889Wheat Field behind St. Paul Hospital (The Harvest), 1889Two Poplars on a Path through the Hills, 1889Pine Tree and Female Figure at Sunset, 1889Olive Grove II, 1889Olive Trees with Yellow Sky and Sun, 1889Enclosed Field at Sunrise, 1889Two Peasant Women Digging in a Snow-Covered Field, 1890Cypress Path under Starry Skies, 1890Walk in the Moonlight, 1890Green Wheat Field, 1890Thatched Cottages in Cordeville, 1890Landscape with Castle of Auvers at Sunset, 1890Wheat Field with Crows, 1890Plain of Auvers with Rain Clouds, 1890Wheat Field under Stormy Skies, 1890

Vincent Willem van Gogh, for whom color was the chief symbol of expression, was born in Groot-Zundert, Holland. The son of a pastor, brought up in a religious and cultured atmosphere, Vincent was highly emotional and lacked self-confidence. Between 1860 and 1880, when he finally decided to become an...
Vincent Willem van Gogh, for whom color was the chief symbol of expression, was born in Groot-Zundert, Holland. The son of a pastor, brought up in a religious and cultured atmosphere, Vincent was highly emotional and lacked self-confidence. Between 1860 and 1880, when he finally decided to become an artist, van Gogh had had two unsuitable and unhappy romances and had worked unsuccessfully as a clerk in a bookstore, an art salesman, and a preacher in the Borinage (a dreary mining district in Belgium), where he was dismissed for overzealousness. He remained in Belgium to study art, determined to give happiness by creating beauty. The works of his early Dutch period are somber-toned, sharply lit, genre paintings of which the most famous is "The Potato Eaters" (1885). In that year van Gogh went to Antwerp where he discovered the works of Rubens and purchased many Japanese prints.