Sunflowers

Title (Dublin Core): Sunflowers
Description (Dublin Core): an Gogh painted them to decorate the room for his friend and fellow artist, Paul Gauguin, in their "Studio of the South". They symbolized "gratitude" and were a test of his color skill, using "three shades of yellow".
Identifier (Dublin Core): 8672
Creator (Dublin Core): Gogh, Vincent van, 1866-1911
Date (Dublin Core): 1888
Subject (Dublin Core): oil paint (paint)
movement (VRA Ontology): Post Impressionism
analysis (Bibliographic Ontology): Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers series symbolizes gratitude, friendship, and artistic optimism, while simultaneously exploring themes of life and decay.
location (Dublin Core): Arles, France, in the South of France