Museums & Galleries 1000 Piece Puzzle Tate Van Gogh Farms near Auvers

Description

A view at Auvers-sur-Oise, a small town just north of Paris.

Van Gogh spent the last few months of his life there, from mid-May 1890, when he left an asylum, to his death on 29 July.

At the beginning of June, Van Gogh wrote to his sister: there are some roofs of mossy thatch here which are superb and of which I shall certainly make something.

This picture, which is unfinished, was probably begun soon afterwards.

Painted direct from the motif, it shows how Van Gogh transformed what he saw into something entirely personal, using a vigorous brushwork and curving outlines to express an unsettling vitality and energy.

Gallery label, March 1996

Museums & Galleries presents from their collaboration with Tate Gallery with this 1000 Piece puzzle.

Featuring detail from the Oil paint on canvas by Vincent van Gogh.

Presented in a reusable printed box with a printed liner, each jigsaw is an entertaining puzzle and piece of art in one.

The finished puzzle is 69 x 50cm and comes with a full image poster for your reference.

Box size: 200 x 200 x 55mm

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