Wheat Field with Cypresses, drawing, by Vincent van Gogh, 1889

• 100% Silk
• Hand Rolled
• Printed in Macclesfield, England
• 42cm x 42cm

In June 1889, a few weeks into his stay at the asylum in Saint-Rémy, van Gogh painted a wheat field beneath a stand of cypresses and a sky he described to his brother as like a piece of Scotch plaid. He then drew the whole composition again in pencil and reed pen, and posted the drawing to Theo in Paris on 2 July. That drawing, now in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, is the version on this square.

Without the colour, you can see how the picture is built: short stabs of the pen for the wheat, curling hooks for the clouds, and a cypress drawn in thick, flickering strokes that still seem to be moving. Printed in Macclesfield in soft grey and ink black inside a pale border, with a sky-blue hand-rolled edge, it is quiet enough for the office and rewards anyone who leans in for a closer look.

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