Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
Javascript must be enabled to continue!
Sunflowers
View through Europeana Collections
Roland Holst was one of Vincent van Gogh’s first admirers. He helped organise a Van Gogh exhibition in Amsterdam in the winter of 1892-1893. For the accompanying catalogue he designed a cover illustrating a dying sunflower before the setting sun. Perhaps somewhat less sentimental is this detailed, forcefully drawn study of an overblown sunflower.
Title: Sunflowers
Description:
Roland Holst was one of Vincent van Gogh’s first admirers.
He helped organise a Van Gogh exhibition in Amsterdam in the winter of 1892-1893.
For the accompanying catalogue he designed a cover illustrating a dying sunflower before the setting sun.
Perhaps somewhat less sentimental is this detailed, forcefully drawn study of an overblown sunflower.
Related Results
Robe of brocaded silk and cotton, made by Liberty & Co., London, ca. 1897. This garment was inspired by 16th-century long gowns, and it was made in Liberty's Artistic and Historic Costume Studio for a member of the Liberty family. The fairly large scale
Robe of brocaded silk and cotton, made by Liberty & Co., London, ca. 1897. This garment was inspired by 16th-century long gowns, and it was made in Liberty's Artistic and Historic Costume Studio for a member of the Liberty family. The fairly large scale
Robe of brocaded silk and cotton, made by Liberty & Co., London, ca. 1897. This garment was inspired by 16th-century long gowns, and it was made in Liberty's Artistic and Historic ...