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Van Gogh has painted a wide variety of flowers, each one full of life and emotion. Vincent van Gogh was a post-impressionist painter known for his strong colors and emotional expression. He painted many floral works, among which Sunflowers is one of his most famous works, with bright colors and unrestrained brush strokes, showing the vitality and energy of sunflowers.
Irises: Van Gogh's Iris, created during the Saint-Rémy period, shows three clusters of purple irises forming a divided and united group, and among the three clusters of purple irises, there is a very rare white iris, which makes the picture even more vivid and interesting. Each iris in the painting exhibits different shades, shapes and sizes, but only one flower is distinctively white. The flower is large, has a long stem, and the stamens are directly in front of it, making it the highlight of the picture. Van Gogh created Iris during his hospital stay and the painting was praised for its elegant lines and vibrant colors. The irises in the painting are rich in color, varied in form, and full of life.
Almond Blossoms Silk Scarf : Van Gogh created Almond Blossoms as a gift of new life when he learned that his brother had given birth to a son. Almond blossoms are the first flowers to open in spring, and Van Gogh used them to express his blessing and joy for the new baby. Van Gogh created the Apricot Blossom series in Arles, in the south of France, and these works are known for their simple compositions and bright colors. The apricot blossom branches in the paintings are light and beautiful against the blue sky.
Roses Silk Scarf: Van Gogh created a series of paintings of roses during the last months of his life. Known for their delicate brushwork and rich colors, these works show the beauty and fragility of roses. Roses is an oil painting by Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh, created in 1890.
Violet (Violets) Silk Scarf: Van Gogh painted a number of still lifes of violets, which are known for their deep purple color and delicate texture. The violets in the paintings appear mysterious and alluring against a dark-toned background. Basket of Violet Orchids on a Table is an 1886 oil painting by Dutch painter Van Gogh.
Cornflowers: Orange-red mother-of-pearl flowers with elongated stems that produce three to five flowers per plant. Van Gogh trimmed them and placed them in a vase for his painting. The mother-of-pearl flower in the painting gives a fresh and peaceful feeling。
Carnation: Carnations were one of Van Gogh's favorite flowers. He often painted carnations in vases with different poses, and the background color is dark and depressing, which contrasts with the vividness of the carnations. Carnations and Other Flowers is an 1886 oil painting by Dutch painter Van Gogh.
Rose: Van Gogh's roses are gentle, shy and loving. He showed many postures and colors of roses in different works, such as "Roses and Beetles" and "Roses". The Rose and the Beetle is an oil painting created by Dutch painter Van Gogh in 1890.
Oleander (Nerium oleander) Silk Scarf: "Oleander in a Vase with a Book" is an 1888 painting by Dutch painter Van Gogh. In this painting, the oleander blossoms in a vase, full of life. The flowers fill the earthenware that the artist used to create other still lifes in Arles, and they are symbolically placed alongside Zola's novel to form a still life assemblage. Van Gogh gave more spirit to the foliage in the picture so that it could stand out.
In addition to the flowers mentioned above, Van Gogh also painted many kinds of flowers, such as peach blossoms, poppies, daisies, pansies and so on. His flower works are not only rich in color and exuberant strokes, but also rich in emotion and vitality, showing his love for nature and life. In Van Gogh's paintings, flowers are not only the main body of the picture, but also an important medium for him to express his emotions and thoughts.
Van Gogh's floral paintings are known for their unique style and strong emotional expression, and his bold innovations in color and form have had a profound impact on subsequent generations.