irises vincent van gogh

irises vincent van goghRecently committed to the asylum of the monastery of Saint Paul de Mausole in Saint Rmy de Provence (May 1889), Vincent Van Gogh chose to paint the flowering irises planted in the institution's garden. He explained that this painting represented the lightning rod for his illness, because he felt that he could avoid going mad by continuing to paint. Color is here the element of freedom for the painter. His subjectivity mixes with reality in order to

this majestic and imposing House embodies a pre-industrial building that Edward Hopper would long claim

creating a striking contrast with the darker shadows

in the sense that humanity would be the wheat that is reaped

The viewer's gaze is engulfed in the intimacy of this breaking wave

Nicknamed the "color crusher"

which make the shapes disappear into the colour

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Here it is adorned with a sunrise in flamboyant colours

Here he pays tribute to the splendor of Estaque

the artist creates a coherent and captivating whole

amidst the cold and foggy atmosphere of the port of Le Havre

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