The Sisters, c.1885 by Mary Cassatt Post-Impressionism

The Sisters, c.1885 by Mary Cassatt Post-ImpressionismThe quick and thickly applied brushstrokes render a green grass background framing two girl sisters one with her arm around the other in "The Sisters, 1885" by Mary Cassatt. The impressionist values capture the sweetly innocent expressions on the girls' faces and their orange brown hair are the same as the other except one is more tousled and the other girl's straigher. To further highlight the innocence themes the sisters are swaddled in rich white

Van Gogh travelled 30 miles by stagecoach in June 1888 from Arles to the Mediterranean Sea fishing town of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer

About Sunflowers by Van Gogh

Purple Flowers Art Painting

are titled Sunflowers (original title

depicts two individuals dozing off in a field

Van Gogh only depicted the church in its whole once

It can be found in the Vincent van Gogh Foundation's Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam

The Harvest by Van Gogh is possibly the best landscape of his entire work

The shades of pale blue representing the brilliant clouded sky are separated by intricately painted yellow buildings above the green canal waters in this master work

Children in 1890

Van Gogh contrasted a novel by Émile Zola called La joie de vivre with an open Bible

and the beauty found in ordinary scenes