The name of this Van Gogh painting is “Undergrowth With Two Figures”
Some details:
Oil on canvas
50.0 x 100.5 cm.
Auvers-sur-Oise: June, 1890
F 773, JH 2041
Cincinnati: The Cincinnati Art Museum
In a letter to his younger brother, Theo, dated June 30, 1890, van Gogh explained the structure and brilliant colors of “Undergrowth with Two Figures”: “The trunks of the violet poplars cross the landscape perpendicularly like columns,” adding “the depth of Sous Bois is blue, and under the big trunks the grass blooms with flowers in white, rose, yellow, and green.” (google Art&Culture)
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I like this picture. I would love to run through those woods.
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Locksley at George’s GP World
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I would love to have that be the view from my porch in the spring, just staring at the flowers and watching the people who are coming to visit.
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Interesting painting…living in TN, all I think of is the chiggers that might be hiding in there. LOL!
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I love Van Gogh’s work. Was fortunate to visit his Gallery/Museum in Amsterdam some years ago. It’s awesome.
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I’ve never seen this Van Gogh painting before, but I like how the two figures almost blend in with the trees.
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