Update 1: Sorry! A Brief Introduction to Van Gogh's A Crow in the Rye

The Red Vineyard is an oil painting created by Van Gogh in 1888, and it is also the only painting that Van Gogh sold before his death. Van Gogh entered Saint Remy's sanatorium in northeast arles in May 1889. His younger brother Theo sent his paintings to a recent exhibition of painters' works in Brussels and sold them to the Dutch painter Polk's sister, Kna, for 400 francs. When he painted this picture, Van Gogh lived in sunny arles in the south of France. The warm and sunny climate greatly encouraged him. This painting is full of bright colors, such as red, pink, purple and many intermediate colors of red. There is also a red sun, and a bay of river water has a faint Xia Hong. Van Gogh made this work because he saw the Nabi works in Gauguin's early days, and the color characters in it still have Nabi style. Influenced by Impressionism, Van Gogh formed his own unique style in the expression of his works, turning all colors and forms into themes and combining them, making the whole picture a unified individual and bringing ideas into the painting. The Red Vineyard is now in the Pushkin Art Museum in Moscow, Russia. Art museum. I hope I can help you! 2009-01-0312: 33: 34 Supplement: The wheat fields where crows fly around are still the familiar golden yellow, but full of anxiety and gloom. The dark blue sky with dark clouds is pressing the golden wheat field, which is so heavy that people can't breathe, and the air seems to have solidified. A flock of crows are flying about, low. The picture is extremely turbulent, and the green path goes deep into the distance in the yellow wheat field, which adds anxiety and excitement. 2009-01-0312: 50: 34 supplement: after this picture, there are nervous and ominous omens everywhere, like silent suicide notes composed of colors and lines. The very next day, he came to this wheat field and shot himself in the heart. Van Gogh, colorful life * * * Unique fanaticism and tragic shock, exaggerated colors, strong subjective feelings, crazy brush, crazy life!

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This is the only painting that Van Gogh sold before his death. When he entered Saint Remy's Sanatorium, about 20 kilometers northeast of arles, in May 1889, his younger brother Theo sent his paintings to the exhibition of new painters' works in Brussels and sold them to the Dutch painter Polk's sister Kna for 400 francs. When he painted this picture, Van Gogh lived in sunny arles in the south of France. The warm and sunny climate makes him full of energy and the picture is full of bright colors. But Van Gogh did this because he saw Gauguin's Nabis painting in his early years, and the color characters in the painting still have Nabis style.

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