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Experience Provence Through Van Gogh's Paintings of Cypress and Olive Trees
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Experience Provence Through Van Gogh's Paintings of Cypress and Olive Trees
When Van Gogh was living in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence in 1889-90, olive trees and cypresses became his most cherished subjects to paint. These trees were abundant in the region, and the artist believed they created a favorable impression of the Provençal landscape. In a letter to his brother Theo in 1889, he compared them to the willow tree in the Netherlands: “Now what the willow is in our native country, the olive tree and the cypress have exactl…
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