the church at auvers vincent van gogh

the church at auvers vincent van goghThis impressionnist painting is one of the last by Vincent Van Gogh. The main theme of the work is the church of Auvers sur Oise which occupies almost the entire canvas. The flamboyant monument seems to be ready to break apart under pressure from the ground and the two roads that surround it. Want to buy another Vincent Van Gogh painting? Discover all our reproductions of this artist.

refers more to Mediterranean gardens

Claude Monet dedicated three works to the landscapes of Trouville

Another of the artist's paintings in this series is Curtain

The Promenade

Everyone can see in it an image of life passing by

which he quickly made his studio

standing out with its warm hues and sharpness

All the elements are as if suspended in the space of the painting

In his series of dancers we also find Blue Dancers

Other post-impressionnist works in this style are Two Tahitian Women and Aha Oe Feii

The yellow background is often used by the artist in his works

an impression of resignation and appeasement emanates from this post-impressionnist work