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Ivy
| Original title, in French: Le Lierre |
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| Artist |
Vincent van Gogh |
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1889 |
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Oil on canvas |
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72 cm × 92 cm (28 in × 36 in) |
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Present whereabouts unknown |
Ivy is the title the Dutch Post-Impressionist artist Vincent van Gogh connected with two paintings executed in Saint-Rémy, during the summer of 1889. Both size 30 canvases, the first upright version supplies a view of a stone bench in the garden of the hospital, while the second concentrates on the vegetation, allowing only a glimpse on the sunny paths beyond.
Van Gogh incorporated the first version in his selection of works to be displayed at Les XX, Brussels, in 1890.
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