Daisies, Arles

Daisies, Arles, painted in 1888 during Vincent van Gogh’s prolific period in southern France, is a delicate and joyful still life that captures the fresh simplicity of wildflowers in bloom. The composition features a loose bouquet of daisies, their white petals and yellow centers set against soft greens and muted tones, evoking the warmth and calm of the Provençal countryside.

Executed with Van Gogh’s expressive brushwork and a bright, natural palette, the painting reflects his fascination with the everyday beauty of nature. Daisies, Arles is both intimate and vibrant—a quiet tribute to the fleeting charm of simple things and the artist’s deep emotional connection to the world around him.