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| Dimensioni dell'opera | 73 x 59.5 cm |
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| Dimensioni puzzle | 68 cm x 48 cm |
| Dimensioni scatola | 33 x 23 x 4 cm |
| EAN | 3663384603068 |
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Vincent Van Gogh’s Peach Tree in Blossom puzzle is a work of great importance that reflects the artist’s state of mind during his stay in Arles and his interest in Japanese aesthetics.
This painting is an excellent example of Post-Impressionist art, in which Van Gogh captures not only the beauty of springtime nature but also the vitality and hope it symbolizes. Through lively brushstrokes and vibrant colors, the artist transcends simple visual representation, capturing the emotions and joy of the moment on the canvas. The blossoming tree thus becomes an ode to the rebirth and spontaneity of nature.
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Van Gogh ‘s Peach Tree in Blossom puzzle perfectly captures the painter’s intimate connection with nature, representing one of his most poetic tributes to spring and rebirth .
With this beautiful 1000-piece art puzzle from Bluebird, you can immerse yourself in the delicate blossoming branches, pastel tones, and vibrant colors that characterize the work. Each piece expresses Van Gogh’s emotional strength and intense sensitivity, paying homage to his profound study of nature and his admiration for Japanese aesthetics. A masterpiece of post-Impressionist art to be reassembled and experienced.
Bluebird’s 1000-piece Van Gogh’s Peach Tree in Blossom puzzle is a magnificent example of post-impressionist art .
Van Gogh ‘s works represent a bridge between the Impressionism of the late nineteenth century and the artistic avant-garde of the twentieth century. With his vibrant and emotionally charged style, Van Gogh anticipated many of the trends that would characterize modern art.
Together with colleagues such as Paul Gauguin and Edvard Munch , he created masterpieces that marked the history of modern art.
The work Peach Tree in Blossom , with its delicate chromatic palette and the symbolic power of spring, is an extraordinary example of his creative genius. This puzzle offers a unique experience, perfect for art lovers who want to immerse themselves in Van Gogh’s timeless beauty.
 | Number of pieces 1000 |  | Brand Bluebird |
 | Puzzle dimensions (cm) 68×48 |  | Box dimensions (cm) 33 x 23 x 4 |
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Vincent Van Gogh’s Peach Tree in Blossom is a poetic tribute to spring, rebirth, and the beauty of nature. Created during his time in Arles, in southern France, this canvas reflects the inspiration the painter found in the luminous landscapes and flower-filled gardens of Provence.
Van Gogh, deeply influenced by Japonism , translates the simplicity and balance of ukiyo-e prints into this work, capturing the delicacy of peach blossoms with vibrant, dynamic brushstrokes. The light, luminous colors, combined with a simple composition, evoke a sense of serenity and hope, key elements of his artistic research.
This work is not only a hymn to nature, but also a reflection of Van Gogh’s intense emotion , which through his unique style transforms a simple scene into a celebration of vital energy and change. Peach Tree in Blossom remains one of his most iconic and representative paintings of the post-Impressionist period.
During the spring of 1888, with the arrival of blossoms on the peach, apricot, and plum trees, Van Gogh immersed himself completely in painting, completing fourteen paintings of trees in bloom in less than a month. Intensely inspired, he worked tirelessly, often completing a work in a single day. For him, blossoming branches represented a symbol of renewal, hope, and serenity, central themes in his work.
The influence of Japonism is evident in Peach Tree in Blossom . Van Gogh, fascinated by the ukiyo-e prints of masters like Hiroshige, incorporated technical elements typical of this tradition, such as simple forms, defined contours, and balanced composition. In his letters to his brother Theo, Van Gogh compared Japanese art to that of great European masters like Rembrandt and Vermeer , describing the search for serenity and harmony that united these artists.
Peach Tree in Blossom embodies this fusion of Japanese aesthetics and Van Gogh’s personal expression, transforming a simple spring scene into a masterpiece that celebrates the beauty of nature and the depth of the human soul.
Peach Tree in Blossom and Almond Branch in Blossom belong to similar creative periods in Vincent van Gogh’s life, even if they are separated by different circumstances and places.
This work was created during Van Gogh’s stay in Arles , in the south of France, in the early spring of 1888.
Van Gogh was enthusiastic about the Provençal countryside and its spring blossoms. He wrote frequently to his brother Theo about the trees in bloom , describing them as symbols of rebirth and hope.
The artist completed a series of paintings of peach blossoms during this period, characterized by vibrant colors and a pictorial style inspired by both Impressionism and Japanese art. This period marked a period of renewed creative energy for Van Gogh.
This famous work, created two years later , belongs to Van Gogh’s period in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and represents a significant personal event: the birth of his grandson Vincent Willem, son of Theo and Jo .
Almond trees in blossom , with their delicate branches and symbolic flowers, embody hope , new life and renewal.
This work features a more delicate and stylized composition, reflecting an artistic maturity achieved by Van Gogh.
The Japanese influence is even more evident here, with a refined use of space and a compositional simplicity that recalls ukiyo-e prints.
Although both paintings share the theme of blossoming and the artist’s emotional connection with nature, Peach Tree in Blossom represents a more immediate and spontaneous joy , deriving from the Provençal landscape, while Almond Branch in Blossom is a more intimate and symbolic work , linked to an important moment in his personal life.
Both, however, reflect Van Gogh’s ongoing fascination with the rebirth of spring and his desire to capture the ephemeral beauty of nature.
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