Vincent van Gogh – The Mulberry Tree
1889. 54.0 x 65.0 cm
Location: Norton Simon museum of Art, Pasadena.
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The painting The Mulberry Tree by Vincent van Gogh depicts a vibrant, gnarled mulberry tree in full autumn foliage. The trees trunk is thick and dark, with branches that twist and turn, reaching outwards like an explosion of energy. Its leaves are a riot of golden yellow, ochre, and some hints of green, painted with thick, impasto brushstrokes that give them a textured, almost sculptural quality.
The background is a swirling sky of deep blue, streaked with lighter blues and purples, suggesting movement and wind. The ground beneath the tree is hilly and uneven, rendered in shades of yellow, white, and green, with dark shadows cast by the tree. There are suggestions of other softer, more rounded bushes or trees in the middle ground, one with a splash of orange, adding to the autumnal feel. The overall impression is one of raw energy, intense color, and a powerful, almost spiritual connection to nature.
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