Vincent van Gogh · June 1890 · Auvers-sur-Oise, France
Ears of wheatReproduction of oil painting on canvas
Van Gogh approaches so close to the field that the horizon disappears. The long blue-green leaves, the still tender ears of corn and a few wild flowers fill the entire height of the canvas.
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Ears of wheatVincent van Gogh · June 1890 · Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
June 1890Dating
64 × 48 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvasOriginal technique
Van Gogh Museum, AmsterdamConservation
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Look at the work
In the middle of the wheat, without sky or horizon
The stems rise from the lower edge and cross like a network. Some remain straight, others bend under the ears; their banded leaves describe large curves that prevent the surface from becoming regular.
The range is deliberately tightened around greens, blues and pale yellows. A cornflower in the upper part and a pink bindweed at the bottom right discreetly interrupt this vegetal sea.
By removing the distant landscape, Van Gogh transforms a fragment of field into an immersive experience: the gaze is at the same height as the stems agitated by the wind.
Composition, touch and color
Three observations specific to this painting
The Van Gogh Museum preserves this painting under inventory s0088V1962. Painted in Auvers in June 1890, it bears the references F767/JH2034.
01
A radically close framing
No path, building or horizon allows the scene to be located. This tightening requires observing the differences in curvature, weight and maturity between the ears.
02
The wind returned by the directions
The long S-leaves, sloping stems and vertical touches produce continuous movement. Van Gogh wanted the colors to almost make the soft rustling of wheat heard.
03
Two flowers as landmarks
Blueberry and pink bindweed are small accents but they structure the depth. They also give the scale of the tall stems that surround them.
Documented benchmarks
Precisely identify the original work
Ears of Wheat is an oil on canvas measuring 64 × 48 cm, painted in Auvers-sur-Oise in June 1890. The work is recorded s0088V1962, F767 and JH2034.
Pattern
The painter placed in the field
The museum points out that Van Gogh had to work among the wheat. His point of view is not that of a walker in front of a panorama, but that of an observer enveloped by plants.
Letter
A painting described to Paul Gauguin
Van Gogh details the blue-green stems, ribbon leaves, yellowing spikes and pink reflections in Gauguin. He associates this colorful accord with the rustling of grain downwind.
Collection
Inventory s0088V1962
Remaining with Theo then with the Van Gogh family, the painting was transferred to the Vincent van Gogh Foundation in 1962 and is today kept in Amsterdam.
The copy must preserve the framing without horizon, the different movements of the leaves, the values very close to green and the two small flowers which punctuate the composition.
Heavy ears that bend in several directions
The long green-blue leaves in the shape of ribbons
The cornflower placed in the upper part
The pink bindweed visible at the bottom right
Work sheet
Title
Ears of wheat
Artist
Vincent van Gogh (1853 -1890)
Date
June 1890
Place of creation
Auvers-sur-Oise, France
Original technique
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
64 × 48 cm
Inventory
s0088V1962· F767· JH2034
Conservation
Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
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In your interior
A plant immersion with soft greens
The vertical format is suitable for an entrance, desk or narrow wall. Gray greens, pale yellows and small blue notes match light oak, linen and cream walls.
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