van gogh olive orchard Dimensions (inches):52 x 66" The black attire of the

The black attire of the woman emphasizes the feeling of longing and suggests that she is a widow

the elder brother and his friends look on with disdain

The beautiful shape of the flowers

a social scene characteristic of the 1920s in the United States

van gogh olive orchard Dimensions (inches):52 x 66" The black attire of the"Olive Orchard" was painted by Vincent van Gogh in 1889, during his stay at the sanatorium in Saint Rmy de Provence, where the genius would spend the last days of his life. In one of his letters to Theo, he refers to the painting with these words: "Its violet shadows lie on the sunlit sand." It is currently located in the Nelson Atkins Museum, Kansas City.