Van Gogh Wheat Field with Cypresses Journal — 1889 Post-Impressionist Spiral Notebook National Gallery London

In the summer of 1889, from the window of his asylum room in Saint-Rémy, Van Gogh painted what he saw — and what he felt: golden wheat rippling beneath a swirling sky, dark cypresses reaching upward like flames. The front and back covers reproduce Wheat Field with Cypresses (1889, National Gallery, London), executed in Van Gogh’s characteristic impasto brushwork during one of the most productive periods of his career — a turbulent Provençal landscape of blues, whites, and golds that remains one of the most emotionally charged works in the history of Post-Impressionism.

Product Details

• Format: Spiral-bound lined journal
• Pages: 150 perforated lined pages (90 gsm) for easy removal
• Binding: Removable metal spiral — folds flat for comfortable writing
• Dimensions: 5.75 × 8 inches
• Cover: Glossy laminated full-wrap print — front, back, and inside covers
• Production barcode on back cover (0.5" × 0.5")

Perfect For

• Van Gogh admirers and Post-Impressionism enthusiasts carrying one of the most emotionally charged landscapes in art history
• Artists and sketchers who appreciate the impasto brushwork and turbulent energy of Van Gogh’s Saint-Rémy period
• Lovers of the National Gallery London collection and 19th-century French painting
• Nature writers and plein-air journalers drawn to Provençal landscapes of wheat fields and cypresses
• Thoughtful gift for art lovers, creatives, and anyone who finds inspiration in Van Gogh’s vision
• Anyone captivated by the swirling skies and golden fields of one of the great works of Post-Impressionism