Green Wheat Fields, Auvers

Green Wheat Fields, Auvers, painted in 1890 during the final months of Van Gogh’s life, captures the expansive, wind-swept fields near the village of Auvers-sur-Oise. The painting depicts a lush, rolling landscape of young wheat under a vibrant, cloud-filled sky, infused with movement and vitality.

With dynamic brushwork and a luminous palette of greens, blues, and soft yellows, Van Gogh conveys both the serenity and emotional intensity of the countryside. The undulating lines of the wheat and the vastness of the horizon reflect his deep connection to nature and his enduring search for peace. Green Wheat Fields, Auvers is a poignant meditation on life, openness, and the powerful beauty of the natural world.