Vincent van Gogh - Ears of Wheat - Auvers-sur-Oise - Posters Type:Poster But Manet's friend

But Manet's friend

is regarded for the temporal

Monet was the unparalleled master of painting water

This little spot of Savannah was found on summer time in Southern Tuscany

Picasso does not hesitate to deform the faces in order to bring them closer together

Vincent van Gogh - Ears of Wheat - Auvers-sur-Oise - Posters Type:Poster But Manet's friendFor this painting, Van Gogh must have stood in the middle of a wheatfield. He 'zoomed in' on the plants with their waving leaves and heavy stalks. The green sea of wheat is interrupted by a blue cornflower in the upper left and the pink bindweed in the lower right. Van Gogh described this decorative painting to his friend, the artist Paul Gauguin, as follows: 'nothing more than ears of wheat, green blue stalks, long, ribbon like leaves, under a sheen