Flowering peach trees ("Souvenir de Mauve")

Vincent van Gogh, 1888

Oil on canvas

73 × 59.5 cm

Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo

The Flowering Orchards is a series of paintings executed by Vincent van Gogh in Arles, spring 1888. Three triptychs resulted from this effort.

1888

Mid-April 1888 Van Gogh resumed his work on the flowering orchards, and grouped them to triptychs. By this time it was already clear that Mauve's widow was to receive the first version of his "Flowering peach trees", a copy of which was to be the central piece of the first triptych.

These were toiles de 25

Van Gogh Museum

Van Gogh Museum

The center piece of the second was to be F.405, with 73 x 46 to be considered a Toile de 20

This wings of the third tripych were F513 and F551, both toile de 25

There are some left-overs

National Gallery of Scotland

Van Gogh Museum

Cherry Tree, (1888) Metropolitan Museum of Art

1889

View of Arles (Flowering Orchards), (1889)

Footnotes

v • d • e Vincent van Gogh General Biography · Chronology · Medical condition · Posthumous fame · Cultural depictions · List of works · Post-Impressionism · Family Theo van Gogh Friends Anthon van Rappard · Paul Gachet · Paul Gauguin · Émile Bernard · John Peter Russell Groups of works Self-Portraits · Portraits · Flowering Orchards · The Décoration for the Yellow House · The Roulin Family · The Wheat Field · Copies after Millet, and others · Display at Les XX, 1890 · Auvers size 30 canvases · Auvers Double-squares and Squares Paintings The Potato Eaters · Sunflowers · The Night Café · The Yellow House · Cafe Terrace at Night · Starry Night Over the Rhone · The Bedroom · The Red Vineyard · Ivy · The Starry Night · At Eternity's Gate · Irises · Portrait of Dr. Gachet · The Church at Auvers · Wheat Field with Crows · Daubigny's Garden · Thatched Cottages by a Hill Other works Drawings and water-colours · Prints Public collections Van Gogh Museum · Kröller-Müller Museum · Musée d'Orsay Wikimedia  van Gogh at Wiktionary  ·  van Gogh at Wikibooks  ·  van Gogh at Wikiquote  ·  van Gogh at Wikisource  ·  van Gogh at Commons  ·  van Gogh at Wikinews

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