Vincent Van Gogh, The olive trees, 1889

Vincent Van Gogh, The olive trees, 1889"The Olive Trees" is a landscape painting created by Vincent Van Gogh in 1889, during his stay at the Saint Paul de Mausole asylum in Saint Rmy, France. It is one of many works Van Gogh painted of olive trees, which he found to be a subject of great interest and beauty. In the painting, the olive trees dominate the foreground, with their twisted trunks and branches reaching towards the sky. The sky itself is a vibrant blue, with swirls of white

and a peacock

such as castles and churches

"The Moon-Woman" is a painting by Jackson Pollock

The two figures in the painting are shown with a series of bold

and "Bird Woman" is no exception

which blended elements of Cubism and Fauvism to create dynamic and engaging compositions

The poster feature an image of the Taj Mahal at sunrise

He believed that art should be free from representational imagery and instead focus on the inner emotions and spiritual experiences of the artist and the viewer

100 pages of notes and sketches on a wide range of subjects

Merian's work had a significant influence on the development of cartography and city views

"Angular line" (Linea Angolare) is a painting by Wassily Kandinsky

and "L'abella Somniadora" is a great example of his style