Tree Roots (1890) botanical art Van Gogh spiral Notebook

"Tree Roots" (1890), a Post-Impressionist painting by Vincent Van Gogh depicting a vibrant, animated, and colorful tree garden, is featured on this lovely Vincent Van Gogh lined paper notepad. The elegant and everlasting beauty that emanates from Van Gogh's expressionistic brushstrokes is breathtaking. In July 1890, while visiting Auvers-sur-Oise, France, Vincent van Gogh created the oil painting "Tree Roots" (1890). He used double-square canvases for his last few landscape paintings, and this one is a great example of one of them. The Dutch Post-Impressionist painter Vincent Willem van Gogh, who died in 1890, is a significant figure in Western art history. Over the course of ten years, he created more than 2,100 works of art, the majority of which were created in the latter two years of his life (about 860 oil paintings). In order to give yourself more energy while working or studying, get yourself a set of these amazing writing line paper journals displaying "Tree Roots" (1890), an abstract botanical artwork by Vincent van Gogh that was inspired by nature! You may find some more gorgeous antique fine art stationery at => zazzle.com/store/famous_art_paradise