Espresso set, Vincent van Gogh, Irises
HESW000012Scarf, Vincent van Gogh , Irises
ASSW000008Cushion cover, Vincent van Gogh, Irises
HCCW000025Tea Towel, Irisses, Van Gogh
HTTW000012Mug , Vincent van Gogh, Irises
HMUW000028Pillbox, Irises, Van Gogh
APBW000007Pouch, Irises, Vincent van Gogh
AETW000038Spectacle Case, Irises, Van Gogh
ASBW000012Lens cloth, 15 x 15 cm, Irises, Van Gogh
ALCW000030Fridge magnets, Set of 3, Vincent van Gogh
MMSW000011Coasters , Irises, Van Gogh
HCOW000032File Sheet A4, Van Gogh Irises
WFFW000021Cufflinks, Irises, Vincent van Gogh
AJCW000023Poster Mini A3, Van Gogh, Irises
RPOW0000099Poster, 50x70 Irises Van Gogh
RPOW000038Paint tube Pen, Irises, Van Gogh
WPAW000008Softcover Notebook A6, Irisses, Van Gogh
NSBW000022Pocket Mirror, Ø 80 mm, Irisses, Van Gogh
APMW000040Playing cards, Irisses, Van Gogh
GPCW000008Photo Pen , Irisses, Van gogh
WPHW000022Mini tray, 21 x 14 cm, Irises, Van Gogh
HSTW000045Magnetic Bookmark, Irises, Van Gogh
KMCL000800Postcard, Art Nouveau, Purple Iris
CPOW000040The Irises is a well-known painting by the Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh, one of the first paintings he made when he was admitted to the hospital St.-Paul-de-Mausole in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence in France, in 1889 .
The canvas was painted shortly before Van Gogh's first admission to the psychiatric institution of Saint-Paul-de-Mausole in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. In his correspondence he called the work "the lightning rod for my illness". There is a great tension and impatience in the effect. In terms of style, the influence of Japanese printmaking can be observed, as in many of his works.
The first owner was French art critic and anarchist Octave Mirbeau, who was one of the first admirers of Vincent van Gogh.
It is now owned by the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
