Cabanes de bois parmi les oliviers etcyprs

Vincent van Gogh, recovering from a mental breakdown, expressed a fierce determination for work in a letter to his brother. This resolve fueled an extraordinary burst of creativity in autumn 1889 during his stay in Saint-Rmy-de-Provence. Amidst the Provenal landscape, he painted Cabanes de bois parmi les oliviers et cyprs in October 1889, capturing the sun-drenched scenery with olive trees and cypresses. Van Gogh, residing in Saint-Paul-de-Mausole, an asylum on the outskirts of Saint-Rmy, found solace and inspiration in the surroundings. His fascination with olive trees, depicted in a series of works, symbolized his struggle and served as a tonic for his mental well-being. The painting, acquired by his brother Theo and later passing through notable collections, reflects Van Gogh's mature style and his profound connection to the vibrant landscape of Provence. Sold for USD 71,350,000 on 11 Nov 2021, this masterpiece stands as a testament to both the artist's journey and the enduring value of his creative legacy.  This is the first ever officially licensed  Cabanes de bois parmi les oliviers etcyprs NFT as a premium digital artwork in 3D by ElmonX. Holders can view and interact with the NFT in Augmented Reality. Edition: 71 of 248