The writer is generally not a fan of art but was mesmerized upon seeing Van Gogh's painting "6 sunflowers", one of his masterpieces. In the 7th grade, the writer first saw the painting in a Japanese movie, not in person, which depicts 6 sunflowers in a vase against a royal blue background. The painting stood out to the writer because Van Gogh used bright and melancholy colors to represent the full lifespan of the sunflowers from bloom to wilting. The writer hopes to see the beauty of this masterpiece in person someday.
The writer is generally not a fan of art but was mesmerized upon seeing Van Gogh's painting "6 sunflowers", one of his masterpieces. In the 7th grade, the writer first saw the painting in a Japanese movie, not in person, which depicts 6 sunflowers in a vase against a royal blue background. The painting stood out to the writer because Van Gogh used bright and melancholy colors to represent the full lifespan of the sunflowers from bloom to wilting. The writer hopes to see the beauty of this masterpiece in person someday.
The writer is generally not a fan of art but was mesmerized upon seeing Van Gogh's painting "6 sunflowers", one of his masterpieces. In the 7th grade, the writer first saw the painting in a Japanese movie, not in person, which depicts 6 sunflowers in a vase against a royal blue background. The painting stood out to the writer because Van Gogh used bright and melancholy colors to represent the full lifespan of the sunflowers from bloom to wilting. The writer hopes to see the beauty of this masterpiece in person someday.
To tell the truth, I am not exactly a big fan of art as I find them quite difficult to
understand. However, this painting really mesmerized me right at the moment I
laid my eyes on it. It was “6 sunflowers” that was one of the masterpieces of Van Gogh, who is an internationally-acclaimed painter. To the best of my recollection, it was in the 7th grade when I saw this picture for the first time. Actually, I didn’t see it in person but in a Japanese movie called Sunflowers of Interfo. This work was a royal blue background oil painting with 6 sunflowers arranged in a vase. Of the paintings at that time, “6 sunflowers” stood out to me most because Van Gogh used sunny hues to express the entire lifespan of the flowers, from the full bloom in bright yellow to the wilting and dying blossoms rendered in melancholy ochre. Hopefully, I can have the opportunity to admire the beauty of this masterpiece with my own eyes.