Van Gogh—Plain at Auvers Poster

Vincent van Gogh painted *Plain at Auvers* in 1890 in Auvers-sur-Oise, where he spent the final months of his life. After leaving Saint-Rémy, he viewed his return to northern France as a kind of respite and a fresh start, with the scorching yellows and oranges of the south giving way to cooler greens and blues. In this plain, vast fields, haystacks, and heavy clouds converge; nature appears both bountiful and on the verge of an approaching storm. This duality, frequently felt in Van Gogh’s landscapes from his Auvers period, brings together tranquility and unease on the same canvas.