almond blossom vincent van gogh

almond blossom vincent van goghVincent Van Gogh chose to depict the branches of an almond tree one of the earliest trees in spring to symbolize the blossoming of a new life, that of his nephew also called Vincent. In this impressionist painting, the artist is inspired by Japanese prints and gives unprecedented attention to each of the flowers painted. Want to buy another Vincent Van Gogh painting? Discover all our reproductions of this artist.

by so much light

silver and several representations of the eye of Horus are distinguished from the dress

Van Gogh's instantly recognizable brushwork with its generous use of paint seems to resonate his art with a visceral energy

which had played a negligible role in his paintings in recent years

were the favorite subjects of Robert Delaunay's work

the foreground is occupied by sailboats at the mooring and the effects of light on the masts allow for complementary plays of color

surrounded by a panoply of ordered measuring instruments

Strong in his belief in abstract art

to exploit the feeling

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

on the side of the woman

Edgard Degas followed the dancers of the Paris Opera during their regular training