Vincent Van Gogh - Il Vigneto Verde 19.75 x 15.75

Painted in Arles in October 1888, Vincent van Gogh’s The Green Vineyard (Il Vigneto Verde) captures rural laborers working amidst the sprawling vines of Provence just before harvest. Van Gogh uses dense, directional impasto strokes to transform the vineyard into an energetic sea of emerald greens, olive tones, and vivid ochre yellows, accented by twisting vine branches and deep purple grape clusters. In the midground, field workers—some shielded under red parasols—move along the diagonal rows beneath a bright, wind-swept sky articulated in dynamic shades of cerulean blue and creamy white. A counterpart to his famous The Red Vineyard, this composition exemplifies Van Gogh’s mastery of French Post-Impressionism, bold color contrast, and expressive plein-air texture.