Arles: View from the Wheat Fields
Vincent van Gogh · 1888
Why it's great
A wheat field in the foreground, and the roofs of the town of Arles beyond, lit by the sun. Van Gogh painted it on a bright June day in 1888. The sky is clear and the colors are cheerful. It's a happy painting.
Where to see it
📍 Musée RodinParis, France
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Vincent van Gogh was born in a small village in the Netherlands and worked as a teacher and art dealer before becoming a painter at age 27. He lived in the Netherlands, Belgium, Paris, and finally the sunny south of France, where his colors grew brighter and bolder. He painted more than 800 paintings in about a decade, yet sold almost none while alive. After his death at 37, his brother's family helped make him one of the most loved artists in history.
