One of Van Gogh's Earliest Garden Studies
Bulb Fields, sometimes called Flowerbeds, dates back to Van Gogh's time in The Hague in 1883, well before the swirling brushwork of his later, more famous years. The rows of tulips stretch out in bands of color, giving the piece a structured, almost geometric quality that's different from his later, looser landscapes.
Geometry You Can Feel
The repeating rows of color translate naturally into diamond painting, where each strip of tulips becomes its own defined section, and the finished piece picks up a subtle shimmer across the color bands as the light shifts.
An Early Chapter in a Bigger Story
For those interested in Van Gogh's development as an artist, our Van Gogh collection spans this early period all the way through his best-known later work.
A Colorful, Structured Piece for the Home
The clean rows of color make this a good fit for a more modern or minimalist space that still wants a touch of classic art history.