Of all the trees Vincent van Gogh described in his letters to his brother Theo, the cypresses will always be the most famous because they are a distinguishing factor in the man’s work. In his letter ...

In what's sure to be a blockbuster exhibition, "Starry Night" and "Wheat Field With Cypresses" will be shown together for the first time since 1901. A composite image of Vincent van Gogh's A ...

“I need a starry night with cypresses,” Vincent van Gogh wrote to his brother Theo, an art dealer, in April of 1888—the same year he painted Orchard (in Blossom) Bordered by Cypresses. Two years later ...

“Van Gogh’s Cypresses,” at the Metropolitan of Art, brings the mad Dutchman’s conifers out of the shade and into the bright light of some of Western art’s most incandescently bendy landscapes. Opening ...

Experience a groundbreaking exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art that brings Vincent Van Gogh‘s iconic trees to the forefront. Titled “Van Gogh’s Cypresses,” the exhibition shines a spotlight ...

Artists > Vincent van Gogh > Artworks > Vincent Van Gogh - Wheat Field With Cypresses. Limited Edition Giclee 37/375. Image Measures 25.5cm x 37cm. Frame Measures 53cm x 63cm. Exclusively Commissioned ...

Vincent van Gogh purportedly regarded the pastoral scene of wheat, cypress trees and mountains as one of his “best” landscapes — but a journalist insists the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s $95 million ...

An exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art offers a fresh look at an important theme in the Dutch Post-Impressionist’s landscapes Karen Wilkin ...

Warning: This graphic requires JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript for the best experience. That incident had occurred in Arles. Van Gogh was now living in an asylum ...

Forty landmark paintings and drawings by the Dutch master include “The Starry Night” — on loan from MoMA — and “Wheat Field With Cypresses.” By Robin Pogrebin Vincent van Gogh may be best known for ...

In Derek Fell’s beautiful book, “Van Gogh’s Gardens” (Simon & Schuster, 2001), he proposes that the evergreen cypresses depicted in many of Van Gogh’s paintings aren’t cypresses at all, but junipers.