The Plain at Auvers — Fine Art

Open fields stretch across the page in The Plain at Auvers. A thin path cuts through the middle while the ground fills most of the space. Short paint strokes build the grass and sky in different greens and yellows. Vincent van Gogh worked with this visible stroke method often.

This fine art print arrives ready to hang with a metal hanger on the back. You set it straight onto a nail or screw and there is no separate frame to buy. The matte paper keeps the paint strokes looking soft rather than shiny under a lamp.

It fits well on a bedroom wall beside the bed. From the bedside you notice the long field first and then the small stroke lines across the grass. The quiet colours stay steady in the morning light.