Olive Trees With Yellow Sky and Sun, oil on canvas, 1889. Van Gogh painted several of his most famous works while at the asylum, including his Iris series and The Starry Night. In May of 1889 ...

a lot like the Dallas Museum of Art’s gloss on his olive trees: “a symbol of peace, resilience, and renewal.” There’s also the pesky fact that van Gogh didn’t paint many cypresses in the ...

In both, the trees seem to lean against each ... sound like a slender premise for a show. Just last year, “Van Gogh and the Olive Groves,” a similarly hyper-focused look at the period when ...

Tillotama Shome, known for her sensitive portrayals on screen, recently offered her followers a moving glimpse into her travels through Saint-Rémy-de-Provence — a place intimately tied to the life and ...

"Van Gogh struggled with mental illness his entire ... Mia lent its prized Impressionist work "Olive Trees," 1889, to the traveling exhibition. Normally, the museum doesn't lend a work unless ...

Gabriel-Albert Aurier interpreted van Gogh’s trees in dialogue with these morbid Symbolist paintings. The Met’s exhibition might have benefited from an alcove of symbolist cypress paintings ...

Abstract: Painted in June 1889, Olive Trees by Vincent van Gogh is one of a series of 15 paintings tackling this distinctive motif and produced during the artist’s year-long stay at the asylum of ...

You’ll approach the monastery as you finish the Route of Van Gogh, walking the lovely Allée Saint Paul lined with flowers, cypress trees, and olive trees. Stone gates mark the entrance to the ...

The most stunning room of the show gathers six 1889 canvases of olive trees seen behind the asylum in Saint-Rémy, where van Gogh spent some of his final months after another breakdown.