Patch of grass 1887

Vincent van Gogh's "Patch of Grass" from 1887 depicts a field of wildflowers in his signature style, with vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes. The painting evokes a sense of movement and life, captured in the swirling lines of the grass and the delicate blooms of the flowers. Van Gogh's unique application of paint creates a textural quality, inviting viewers to feel the breeze rustling through the field. This work exemplifies his fascination with nature and his exploration of color and form, reflecting his artistic growth during his time in the South of France.