Orchards in blossom, view of Arles

Orchards in Blossom, View of Arles is a serene and radiant landscape painted by Vincent van Gogh in the spring of 1889. The work captures rows of blossoming fruit trees stretching across the foreground, with the rooftops and church tower of Arles visible in the distance beneath a soft blue sky.

Rendered in delicate colors and lively brushstrokes, the painting celebrates the renewal of nature and the peaceful beauty of the Provençal countryside. The flowering trees, a favorite subject of Van Gogh’s, symbolize hope and transformation. Orchards in Blossom is a lyrical expression of springtime in southern France and reflects the artist’s enduring sense of wonder in the natural world.