Olive Trees, Van Gogh

Olive Trees, Van GoghIn Olive Trees, painted in 1889, Vincent Van Gogh continued to work through color combinations to express the feeling of his new locale of southern France. He played with contrasting colors: red poppies dot green grass, and strokes of orange jump out against dark blue outlines in the gnarled tree trunks. At the same time, he found more freedom through fluid brushwork that followed the contours of the landscape. Print is 11" x 14" and comes in a matted

5 inch wide x 3 inch tall x 0

About the artist:

luxurious textiles and furniture as diverse in style as the cultures they represent

Materials: Pewter ring with lapis

Inspired by Harry Bertoia’s Diamond Back armchair

thanks to numerous drawings

Keith Haring was born on May 4

and chocolate

Illustrated instructions with QR code

but more often

Made in United States of America

These handmade dolls and their different outfits challenge us to explore the world in a playful manner