Still Life Glass with Wild Flowers 1890

Vincent van Gogh's "Still Life Glass with Wild Flowers," painted in 1890, features a vibrant bouquet of wild flowers in a glass vase. The artist's characteristically thick brushstrokes and vivid colors bring the floral arrangement to life, emphasizing the dynamism and beauty of nature. The blue background, reminiscent of the artist's later works, contributes to the overall sense of emotionality and energy. This still life, completed shortly before van Gogh's death, is a testament to his passion for capturing the simple yet profound beauty of the natural world.