Landscape from Saint-Rémy

Landscape from Saint-Rémy, painted in 1889 during Vincent van Gogh’s stay at the asylum in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, captures the rugged beauty and emotional intensity of the southern French countryside. The scene features rolling hills, wind-swept trees, and dramatic skies rendered in Van Gogh’s bold brushstrokes and expressive color palette.

Infused with rhythmic movement and luminous earth tones, the painting reflects the artist’s inner state and his deep connection to nature. Rather than depicting a calm pastoral view, Van Gogh transforms the landscape into a living, dynamic presence—one that mirrors both the turbulence and the tranquility he experienced. Landscape from Saint-Rémy stands as a powerful example of how Van Gogh infused natural scenery with emotional and spiritual depth.