Van Gogh's Flowers and Landscapes: Celebrated Subjects of the Great Artists | Janice Anderson
Some artists are known for their fascination with specific themes. Monet, for example, is forever associated with gardens, particularly the water lilies which he painted again and again under different lighting conditions. Van Gogh, similarly, is known for his flowers, instantly recognizable worldwide and yet so foreign to the way our eyes normally see. Each book in this new series illustrates and analyses its theme, explaining how and why the artist moved to it and showing the results of their obsessions in their art.
Van Gogh's Flowers and Landscapes: Celebrated Subjects of the Great Artists | 
