Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890), Attributed To,Oil On Canvas
Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890), Attributed To, Vegetable Gardens In Montmartre, Oil On Canvas
Size:Image Size: 53.3 X 63.2 Cm. All Measured Values Are Approximate.Outer Frame Size: 71.5 X 83.7 Cm. All Measured Values Are Approximate.
Provenance And Authenticity:The Painting Bears A Signature At The Lower Left Reading "Vincent." The Reverse Retains A Galerie Bing & Cie., 29 Rue La Boétie, Paris Label Affixed To The Upper Stretcher. An Additional Paper Label Is Attached To The Left Stretcher Bar. The Canvas Is Mounted On A Wooden Stretcher With A Central Vertical Support And Remains Presented Within A Broad Giltwood Frame.
Signature:Vincent Van Gogh
Description:An Expansive Rural Landscape Depicting Cultivated Garden Plots, Fenced Fields, Small Sheds, And Greenhouses Extending Toward A Distant Windmill Beneath A Broad Blue-Gray Sky. The Foreground Is Dominated By Sunlit Ochre And Yellow Earth, Articulated With Closely Spaced Directional Strokes That Establish The Texture And Rhythm Of Cultivated Ground. Rows Of Fencing, Vegetation, And Garden Structures Divide The Middle Distance Into A Complex Patchwork Of Greens, Creams, Pinks, And Muted Reds. Near The Horizon, A Windmill Rises Above Scattered Buildings And Fields, Providing A Strong Visual Focal Point Against The Open Sky. Short, Repeated Brushstrokes Animate The Entire Surface, Allowing Color And Movement To Define The Terrain While Preserving The Recognizable Structure Of The Landscape.
Historical Significance:Vincent Van Gogh'S Paris Period Included Sustained Exploration Of The Semi-Rural Landscapes Of Montmartre, Where Vegetable Gardens, Windmills, Quarries, Allotments, And Expanding Suburban Development Offered Subjects Markedly Different From The Dense Urban Center. These Landscapes Played An Important Role In His Transition Toward A Lighter Palette And Increasingly Experimental Handling Of Broken Color. The Combination Of Cultivated Fields, Garden Enclosures, Modest Structures, And A Distant Windmill Reflects Imagery Closely Associated With Montmartre During The Late Nineteenth Century And With Van Gogh'S Evolving Approach To Landscape Painting.
Valuation:Landscape Compositions Associated With Van Gogh'S Montmartre Imagery Attract Collector Interest Because They Connect His Early Darker Work With The Brighter Chromatic Language That Developed During His Years In France. Subjects Incorporating Windmills, Cultivated Fields, And Suburban Garden Plots Are Particularly Recognizable Within This Period. The Lower-Left Signature, Reverse Paris Gallery Label, Substantial Dimensions, And Extensive Landscape Composition Contribute To The Work'S Cataloging And Collecting Interest.
Estimate:Estimate: $6,0000 - $9,0000
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Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890), Attributed To, Vegetable Gardens In Montmartre, Oil On Canvas
Size:Image Size: 53.3 X 63.2 Cm. All Measured Values Are Approximate.Outer Frame Size: 71.5 X 83.7 Cm. All Measured Values Are Approximate.
Provenance And Authenticity:The Painting Bears A Signature At The Lower Left Reading "Vincent." The Reverse Retains A Galerie Bing & Cie., 29 Rue La Boétie, Paris Label Affixed To The Upper Stretcher. An Additional Paper Label Is Attached To The Left Stretcher Bar. The Canvas Is Mounted On A Wooden Stretcher With A Central Vertical Support And Remains Presented Within A Broad Giltwood Frame.
Signature:Vincent Van Gogh
Description:An Expansive Rural Landscape Depicting Cultivated Garden Plots, Fenced Fields, Small Sheds, And Greenhouses Extending Toward A Distant Windmill Beneath A Broad Blue-Gray Sky. The Foreground Is Dominated By Sunlit Ochre And Yellow Earth, Articulated With Closely Spaced Directional Strokes That Establish The Texture And Rhythm Of Cultivated Ground. Rows Of Fencing, Vegetation, And Garden Structures Divide The Middle Distance Into A Complex Patchwork Of Greens, Creams, Pinks, And Muted Reds. Near The Horizon, A Windmill Rises Above Scattered Buildings And Fields, Providing A Strong Visual Focal Point Against The Open Sky. Short, Repeated Brushstrokes Animate The Entire Surface, Allowing Color And Movement To Define The Terrain While Preserving The Recognizable Structure Of The Landscape.
Historical Significance:Vincent Van Gogh'S Paris Period Included Sustained Exploration Of The Semi-Rural Landscapes Of Montmartre, Where Vegetable Gardens, Windmills, Quarries, Allotments, And Expanding Suburban Development Offered Subjects Markedly Different From The Dense Urban Center. These Landscapes Played An Important Role In His Transition Toward A Lighter Palette And Increasingly Experimental Handling Of Broken Color. The Combination Of Cultivated Fields, Garden Enclosures, Modest Structures, And A Distant Windmill Reflects Imagery Closely Associated With Montmartre During The Late Nineteenth Century And With Van Gogh'S Evolving Approach To Landscape Painting.
Valuation:Landscape Compositions Associated With Van Gogh'S Montmartre Imagery Attract Collector Interest Because They Connect His Early Darker Work With The Brighter Chromatic Language That Developed During His Years In France. Subjects Incorporating Windmills, Cultivated Fields, And Suburban Garden Plots Are Particularly Recognizable Within This Period. The Lower-Left Signature, Reverse Paris Gallery Label, Substantial Dimensions, And Extensive Landscape Composition Contribute To The Work'S Cataloging And Collecting Interest.
Estimate:Estimate: $6,0000 - $9,0000
Bidders Need To Know
All The Items Are Sold As Is And All Sales Are Final. All Bidders Are Encouraged To Review Our Terms Before Bidding.
By Registering For And/Or Placing A Bid In Any Time Auction, You Acknowledge That You Have Read, Understand, And Agree To Our Auction Terms, Shipping, And Payment Policies.
We Encourage All Buyers To Ask For Condition Reports And/Or Other Photos Before Bidding. If You Have Any Questions About Each Item, Email Is The Best Way To Reach Us. Email Newyork@Timeauctionglobal.Com So We May Assist You In Your Assessment.
Condition Is Appropriate To The Age Of The Item. The Absence Of A Condition Report Does Not Imply That The Lot Is Free From Damage And Wear. All Photos Are Professionally Color Calibrated. Please Go Through Photos For More Details On Conditions And Age; Color May Be Different Depending On Your Screen.
