Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade, 1887 – Vincent van Gogh Wall Art | Post-Impressionist Landscape Canvas Print
Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade, 1887 – Vincent van Gogh Wall Art | Post-Impressionist Landscape Canvas Print
Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade, 1887 – Vincent van Gogh Wall Art | Post-Impressionist Landscape Canvas Print
Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade, 1887 – Vincent van Gogh Wall Art | Post-Impressionist Landscape Canvas Print
Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade, 1887 – Vincent van Gogh Wall Art | Post-Impressionist Landscape Canvas Print
Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade, 1887 – Vincent van Gogh Wall Art | Post-Impressionist Landscape Canvas Print
Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade, 1887 – Vincent van Gogh Wall Art | Post-Impressionist Landscape Canvas Print
Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade, 1887 – Vincent van Gogh Wall Art | Post-Impressionist Landscape Canvas Print
Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade, 1887 – Vincent van Gogh Wall Art | Post-Impressionist Landscape Canvas Print
Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade, 1887 – Vincent van Gogh Wall Art | Post-Impressionist Landscape Canvas Print

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Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade, 1887 – Vincent van Gogh Wall Art | Post-Impressionist Landscape Canvas Print

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Size:12x9"
Frame Style:Standard 0.75"

Painted in 1887 during his Paris years, Vincent van Gogh's Road on the Edge of Paris, Farmer Carrying a Spade on His Shoulder depicts a solitary peasant figure trudging along a suburban road on the outskirts of the city — a subject that bridges his deep admiration for Millet's images of rural labour with the brightened palette he was rapidly absorbing from the Impressionists. The fresh greens and blues of the composition mark a decisive break from his dark Dutch period, capturing a moment of transition in one of the most transformative years of his artistic life.