1888-1890 · 4 Gogh.art nodes
Wheat Fields
The wheat fields run through sowing, labour, Auvers and the final rain: they concentrate time, life-cycle and farewell.
- The Copyist
- The Colour Experimenter
- The Translator
- The Ferocious Reader
- Synaesthetic Precision
The Sower Motif
He painted the sower many times in his life, but each time was not repetition — it was using one figure to test who he was at that moment.
- The Copyist
- The Colour Experimenter
The Wheat Fields
He said he wanted to paint consolation, but what he painted was wind.
- Synaesthetic Precision
- The Colour Experimenter
The Seventy Days of Auvers
Seventy days, more than eighty paintings. Not a slow ending, but an ever-denser one.
- The Colour Experimenter
- Synaesthetic Precision
Rain over Auvers
The angle at which those lines fall is already speaking, and needs no explanation.
- Synaesthetic Precision
- The Colour Experimenter