Marte

09/10/2017

Art of the Day: Van Gogh, Enclosed Field with Ploughman, October 1889. Oil on canvas, 54 x 65.4 cm. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

27/06/2017

Paul Gauguin, Recogiendo el heno, 1988. Óleo sobre lienzo, 73 x 92 cm, Musée d'Orsay, París

21/06/2017

“'I've had a week of concentrated hard work in the wheatfields right out in the sun,'’ Vincent wrote to his brother Theo in 1888.
Wheatfield (1888): http://ow.ly/ZpFK30cJRrO

15/06/2017

DE FANTASÍA.

15/06/2017

EL SEMBRADOR.

Art of the Day: Van Gogh, The Sower, June 1888. Oil on canvas, 64 x 80.5 cm. Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo.

Of the many artists Vincent van Gogh admired, French naturalist painter Jean-François Millet stands out as his most influential role model. Although he never met Millet, Vincent became acquainted with his life and work through exhibitions, printed reproductions, and extensive written accounts. When he decided to become an artist in 1880, he took up Millet’s commitment to representing the real lives of peasant workers, writing “I must draw diggers, sowers, men & women at the plough, ceaselessly . . . I no longer stand as helpless before nature as I used to do.”
Vincent never saw Millet’s "Sower" of 1850 (it was already in a Boston collection by the time Vincent was born in 1853), but he owned several reproductions of the famous image and replicated the theme throughout his career, producing dozens of sketches, drawings and paintings of a lone farmhand scattering seeds over the earth.

See Millet's Sower at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: https://goo.gl/XDG7oi

15/06/2017

Dedicado a todos los que con esfuerzo diario trabajan la tierra 💚

01/06/2017

Vincent Van Gogh/ Huerto de Olivos

01/06/2017

Vincent Van Gogh/ El Sembrador

13/04/2017

Camille Pissarro - Cowherd in a Field at Eragny, 1890. Oil on canvas, 38 x 46.5 cm. Private Collection

10/04/2017

Theo Frey