Landscape from Saint-Rémy by Vincent Van Gogh Paper Plate

Landscape from Saint-Rémy by Vincent Van Gogh was painted in 1889 when van Gogh was voluntarily admitted to the mental hospital Saint-Paul-de-Mausole. The motif is his interpretation of the view from his room, which he depicted in several versions with varying conditions of weather and light. The serpentine brush-strokes and clear contours are characteristic of the late van Gogh. The rolling cloud formations herald a less sober mode of painting than Impressionism. The landscape as motif is on its way to becoming a state of soul, not least under the influence of Paul Gauguin, with whom van Gogh painted in Arles in 1888. Customise it with your own details. For further customisation, please click the "Personalise” link and using Zazzle's advanced design tools, you can personalise each piece to make a one-of-a-kind gift for any occasion