Red Vineyards at Arles

"Red Vineyards at Arles" is an oil painting by Vincent van Gogh, created in early November 1888 on a privately primed canvas made of burlap. This landscape scene vividly depicts workers harvesting grapes in a vibrant vineyard under a swirling sky, showcasing Van Gogh’s expressive Post-impressionism style. Notably, it is the only painting by name that Van Gogh sold during his lifetime, highlighting its significance. The textured brushwork and bold colors exemplify his innovative approach to capturing nature’s essence.