Pine Trees near the Wall of the Asylum 1889

"Pine Trees near the Wall of the Asylum" (1889), a drawing by Vincent van Gogh, depicts a cluster of pine trees against a light-toned background. The trees are rendered with swirling, expressive lines that evoke the artist's characteristic style, often used in his later works. This drawing likely reflects van Gogh's fascination with the natural world, especially during his time at Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, a period known for its artistic output. The work's subject matter, combined with its brushstrokes, underscores the artist's ability to convey both beauty and a sense of solitude in nature. Today, the work is part of the Van Gogh Museum collection in Amsterdam.