Description
Vincent Van Gogh’s The Plough and the Harrow (After Millet) was painted by Van Gogh in 1890, after closely studying the work of Jean-François Millet. This significant masterpiece honors one of Van Gogh’s favorite subject matters – local landscapes – and celebrates his tendency to master techniques via reproduction. The phrasing “After Millet” appears on the title of the painting to represent the fact that the artist modeled this work after Millet’s version, so it acts as a tribute to this landscape artist. This unique Van Gogh painting was painted during the winter, when Van Gogh resided at Saint-Paul asylum, where he was a patient. It honors the restless spirit and despair the artist suffered during the time of painting. This 100 percent hand-painted reproduction is done in remarkable detail to ensure that Van Gogh’s original vision is perfectly maintained. It includes a certificate of authenticity and ships for free from overstockArt.com.
