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Bulb Fields Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
Also known as Flower Beds in Holland, Bulb Fields is an oil painting that was created by Vincent Van Gogh...
€ 550,00
Harvest in Provence Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
Painted just outside Arles by Vincent Van Gogh, Harvest in Provence is a vibrant depiction of the harvest...
€525,00
€ 420,00
Head of a Peasant Woman with White Cap Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
During his time in Nuenen, Van Gogh produced a series of paintings and drawings based on peasants, which he...
€ 550,00
Head of a Woman Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
In 1884, Van Gogh moved to Nuenen, where his parents lived. At this time, he began working on a series of...
€ 550,00
Noon: Rest from Work (after Millet) Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
The peaceful nature of the mid-day rest is captured gracefully by Van Gogh in his masterpiece “Noon: Rest...
€ 550,00
Orchard in Blossom with View of Arles Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
Orchard in Blossom with View of Arles, painted in spring 1889, is one of the paintings in the “Flowering...
€550,00
€ 470,00
Potato Eaters Kroller Muller Van Gogh reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
This painting is reminiscent of Van Gogh’s time in Nuenen, where he found that working with peasants as...
€ 550,00
Study for 'The Potato Eaters' Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
Considering the study of peasants and their daily lives to have a religious significance, Van Gogh...
€ 550,00
The Potato Eaters Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
A darkly-toned painting of peasants sitting down for dinner. Van Gogh wanted to show the harsh life they...
€550,00
€ 470,00
The Red Vineyard Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
The Red Vineyard that Vincent Van Gogh painted at Arles, in November 1888, is the only painting that the...
€ 550,00
The Sower Van Gogh Museum Oil Painting Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
With the rising sun just above the horizon and a lone farmer working tirelessly to plant his crop, this...
€ 550,00
The Sower Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
One of the most famous works out of Van Gogh’s ‘Sower’ paintings. He made the first one in 1883, and six...
€ 550,00
The Sower Villa Flora Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
A lone farmer works tirelessly to plant his crop in this painting. This is one of Van Gogh’s examples of...
€ 550,00
Peasants and Farmers oil paintings by Vincent van Gogh reproductions
Vincent Van Gogh had sympathy for the working class as he saw industrialization take over in the world. He also saw the working class as an important factor in the development of modern art. This was the reason why Van Gogh was so interested in doing character studies of the working class which included, fishermen, farmers, and weavers. Some of the more famous paintings from this genre include – Head of a Woman, The Potato Eaters, Noon, rest from work, and The Sower.Peasants and Farmers series
When looking at Van Gogh’s paintings about peasants, it is clear that he was influenced by Millet’s work. After all, Millet marked a turning point in 19th century art and Van Gogh decided to become an artist in 1880. Van Gogh made studies of a lot of women. In fact, in a letter, he also revealed that he preferred to paint peasant women in blue denims, rather than dresses.The women in the painting The Head of a Woman was Gordina de Groot. She was the daughter of the De Groot family, who also posed for a Van Gogh painting – The Potato Eaters. The painting depicts a peasant woman who seems worn out by work and her hard life. On the other hand, Van Gogh’s painting Head of a Woman with her Hair Loose depicts a dishevelled woman in a state of undress.
On the other hand, most of Van Gogh’s paintings of men were done at work. While in Nuenen, Van Gogh produced many peasant paintings, including the acclaimed Head of a Man. Over his entire artistic career, at least 30 of Van Gogh’s painting included the sower, and that was because Van Gogh believed sowing symbolized life. For him, life seemed like a sowing time and the harvest wasn’t even close.