"Van Gogh's Cypresses," will reunite "Starry Night" and "Wheat Field With Cypresses" at a first-of-its-kind Metropolitan Museum of Art show.

"Van Gogh’s Cypresses" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art reunites his two wheatfield paintings, with a rare loan of 'Starry Night.' ...

Organized chronologically in three galleries, Van Gogh’s Cypresses showcases The Met’s Wheat Field with Cypresses and Cypresses alongside works on loan from 30 public and private collections ...

A revelatory show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art reunites 24 paintings of cypresses and unchains them from their somber associations.

‘A Wheatfield With Cypresses’ painted by Vincent Van Gogh. Photo courtesy of The Met. Life is like this painting. We often get too fixated on perfecting the day-to-day brushstrokes to sit back and ...

If van Gogh linked his cypresses to land and sky, “Drawbridge” shows them in relation to both photosynthesis and hydration. We are looking at the Langlois Bridge, which spans the Arles-Bouc Canal, but ...

By painting cypresses like obelisks, Van Gogh's aim was to express the grandeur, timelessness, and monumentality of nature, something he could draw solace from at his moment of despair.

ART Met Museum reveals Van Gogh’s fascination with cypresses The famous painter focused on cypress trees more than anything else for the last two years of his life.

Van Gogh's Cypresses (22 May-27 August) at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art will examine how the artist enlivened his landscapes with these Provençal trees. The show features Starry Night ...

Van Gogh’s Drawbridge (May 1888) Wallraf-Richartz-Museum & Fondation Corboud, Cologne Van Gogh first painted cypresses in the spring of 1888, a few months after his arrival in Arles.

A spring exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art will focus on van Gogh’s fascination with the flamelike cypress trees, seen in “Wheat Field With Cypresses’’ (1889), during his years ...