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Wheat Field with Cypresses (1889)
Swirling golden wheat bends under a restless sky, cypress trees twisting like dark flames. The brushstrokes pulse with energy, thick paint carving wind and light into something alive. That tension between earth and air—solid stalks against whirling blue—makes the field feel both grounded and about to take flight.
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Le Champ De Blé Devant L’église (circa 1907)
Golden wheat sways before a quiet church, its steeple piercing the sky. Brushstrokes blur the boundary between field and building, as if the land itself is breathing. The colors hum—ochre, lavender, a slash of green—alive with movement yet utterly still.