Paperblanks PB8202-6 Notebook Hard Cover, Iris of Wang Gogh Ultra B5, Ruled Unknown Binding

The Dutch Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890) is one of the greatest painters representing the late impressionism. As seen in the work "Iris", many of his pieces are full of shine and brightness, but Van Gogh himself's private life was shrouded by dark clouds. As the famous story of cutting his ears, he was forced to enter the St. Paul Hospital in Southern France by a serious mental illness. His health has been recovered by drawing Iris which was the center of a plant, unprominent plant in the hospital garden. As you can see the detailed depiction of each individual flower, closely natural observation is the foundation of Van Gogh's art, but at the same time a remarkable personal passion. Van Gogh's senses for the vitality of nature that exudes to the life of nature, can be found in strong emotional colors, thickly painted paint, and a powerful decorative rhythm. At this time, we feel honored that this ingenious piece of art from J. Paul Getti Museum can be added to your paper blanks collection. Read more