Field with flowers near Arles

Field with Flowers near Arles is a vibrant landscape painted by Vincent van Gogh in the spring of 1888, during his stay in the sunlit countryside of southern France. The canvas bursts with color, depicting a wide expanse of blooming wildflowers in brilliant reds, yellows, and whites, set beneath a bright sky and framed by distant farmhouses and trees.

With energetic brushstrokes and a luminous palette, Van Gogh captures the vitality and warmth of rural life in Provence. The painting reflects his deep connection to nature and his desire to convey the joy and renewal of spring. Field with Flowers near Arles is a celebration of color, light, and the simple beauty of the natural world.