Cypresses (1889) Van Gogh landscape art spiral Notebook

This endearing and exquisite spiral-bound lined paper notepad features Vincent Van Gogh's lyrical, cheerful "Cypresses" (1889) artwork. Because of his expressive, organic brushstrokes, Van Gogh's paintings sparkle with grace and enduring beauty. While a patient at Saint-Paul's institution in Saint-Rémy, Vincent van Gogh painted cypresses. While in the asylum, Van Gogh was allowed to continue painting. He was particularly drawn to painting pine and cypress trees because they had "beautiful lines and proportions, like an Egyptian obelisk." Van Gogh painted Cypresses not long after arriving; it is just one of many works that were influenced by this obsession. The artwork was later displayed at a Salon des Indépendants event in Paris in 1890. Get a set of these lovely lined paper writing notebooks with Vincent van Gogh's "Cypresses," a work of Post-Impressionism from 1889, to multiply your energy while working or studying by a factor of a thousand! Discover more opulent vintage and beautiful art stationery at => zazzle.com/store/famous_art_paradise