Vincent Van Gogh - The Olive Trees


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Vincent van Gogh painted The Olive Trees in Saint-Rémy in June 1889.

From December 1888 until his death in July 1890, Van Gogh was incapacitated with illness for one third of the time. In spite of his illness, he was extremely prolific at this time.

Theo managed to support Vincent in a private hospital in Saint-Rémy which allowed Van Gogh a bedroom and another room for a studio.

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The Olive Trees is an example of the new style of painting Van Gogh developed into while he was in the hospital at Saint-Rémy. Instead of the large, luminous areas of pure uninterrupted color, Van Gogh began using long brush-strokes to create undulating movement across the whole canvas.

The paintings that emerge from this period are dynamic, reflecting Van Gogh's inner turmoil.

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