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Iris Van Gogh Puzzle 3000 Pezzi Bluebird

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Numero pezzi	1000 piece puzzle, 3000 piece puzzle
Marca	Bluebird
Atmosfera	Inspiring
Artista	Van Gogh
Occasione	Gift
Museo d'arte	Getty Museum, Los Angeles
Dimensioni dell'opera	71 cm x 93 cm
Movimenti artistici	Post-Impressionism
Difficoltà	Difficult

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Iris Van Gogh Puzzle is an important work, as it allows the viewer to understand the artist’s state of mind . In fact, Iris was conceived during a very difficult time for the painter. He had recently been admitted to the psychiatric hospital in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence due to a nervous breakdown.

This painting is one of the finest examples of post- Impressionist art . Indeed, the canvas clearly reveals the master’s intention to transcend the physical vision of the world by imprinting the emotions of the act of painting onto the canvas.

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The Iris Van Gogh puzzle is one of the most fun and fascinating ways to discover art piece by piece.

Thanks to this beautiful 1000-piece art puzzle from Bluebird you can discover all the emotional strength and density of colors of the great master of post-Impressionist art: Vincent Van Gogh.

In fact, the object of the Iris puzzle is a painting by the Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh, created in 1889.

With choppy, agitated brushstrokes and bold, sometimes startling colors, Vincent van Gogh’s paintings reveal the competition between bliss and anguish that preoccupied the artist during his last decade.

Between 1880 and 1890, van Gogh created more than two thousand paintings and drawings . Struggling with madness, he created art that sparkles and shimmers, revealing little of the turbulence of his life.

Though intensely driven, van Gogh was a deeply thoughtful artist who commanded the respect of his Impressionist peers. His images convey the earthly and spiritual joy he took in his surroundings, and to see the mundane through his eyes is to see it again; his depictions of wheat fields, vineyards, and cottages, and the irises seen here, become surprising delights from an alternate world.

Iris Van Gogh 1000-piece puzzle in detail

The 1000-piece Iris Van Gogh puzzle from Bluebird is a fascinating example of post-impressionist art.

In fact, the works of this great painter are considered the connecting works between the Impressionist movement of the late nineteenth century and the artistic avant-garde of the early decades of the twentieth century.

In fact, the works of this great Dutch painter, together with his contemporary colleagues Paul Gauguin and Edvard Munch, are considered among the greatest paintings of modern art, manifesting on canvas all the typical tendencies of the artistic avant-garde of the last century.

	Number of pieces 1000		Brand Bluebird
	Puzzle dimensions (cm) 69 x 48		Box dimensions (cm) 33 x 23 x 4

Iris Van Gogh puzzle 3000 pieces in detail

The 3,000-piece Iris Van Gogh puzzle from Bluebird is a real challenge for lovers of post-impressionist art, as well as puzzle enthusiasts who like to push their personal limits.

This is a work that bridges the gap between the Impressionist movement of the late nineteenth century and the artistic avant-garde of the early twentieth century.

Works like these are considered the greatest paintings of modern art, manifesting on canvas all the typical tendencies of the artistic avant-garde of the last century.

	Number of pieces 3000		Brand Bluebird
	Puzzle dimensions (cm) 116 x 85		Box dimensions (cm) 38 x 27 x 7

Description of the artwork

Vincent Willem Van Gogh (1853 -1890) is one of the most famous post-impressionist painters, of all his works Irises is one of the most famous.

On May 8, 1889, Vincent van Gogh began his work on Irises, during his first week in the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole asylum in Saint-Rémy, France. There, he painted around 130 paintings of the gardens surrounding the asylum, including his famous Starry Night and Irises. Like many other artists of the time, his work was influenced by Japanese woodcuts, which began in the 17th century, as can be seen in his use of black outlines (a typical element of Japanese woodcuts) around the petals and stems of the flowers.

The plants are framed in the foreground, at ground level, so as to eliminate any horizon, and throughout the work, the strong and refined contrast between the bright green leaves and the deep purple of the flowers stands out. At first glance, the painting might seem a bit chaotic, but Van Gogh masterfully organized the colors, balancing the work with a barren reddish ground, echoed by the flowers in the background, and a small strip of empty meadow.

This work was one of the few that were exhibited during the painter’s lifetime, the canvas was in fact sent to the Salon des Indépendants in 1889.

Nature is the best way to understand art. Painters teach us how to see.

Vincent Van Gogh

Iris Van Gogh Puzzle: The Story of One of the World's Most Expensive Paintings

This painting, entitled Irises , was painted by Van Gogh in 1889, a year before his death. He was inspired by the garden of the psychiatric hospital where he was being held at the time.

During his stay in the facility, painting is a faithful companion to Vincent who never abandons him, and at the same time, he never stops writing to his brother Theo, updating him on his state of mind and letting him know how he was getting on with the other patients.

Honestly, at first Vincent thought he couldn’t cope, but with tenacity he managed to resist, to the point of feeling a certain “harmony” with the other patients, and he came to the conclusion that he wasn’t alone in having to deal with mental health problems.

While the patient Van Gogh follows the doctors’ instructions, the painter Van Gogh realizes it’s time to get to work (not even a week had passed since his hospitalization), and after becoming familiar with the environment, his eye immediately falls on the nature surrounding the hospital and notices the presence of flowers, trees, and natural views: he couldn’t have asked for anything better for his new paintings!

Iris is indeed a work full of air and life. Each flower painted by the artist is unique. Van Gogh carefully studied the plant’s movement and forms to create a variety of silhouettes, wavy, folded, and curled lines.

The painting “Iris” is located in the J. Paul Getty Museum in the United States.