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Van Gogh's irises, painted in his first week at the asylum at Saint-Rémy in May 1889 — violet-blue heads with yellow throats, one white bloom standing apart on the left, sword-shaped leaves in blue-green, and a band of red-orange earth across the foreground. Orange marigolds crowd the top edge.
The leaves fill the middle of the canvas in near-identical greens; the white iris and the red soil are the two places to start. Finished size 63.5 x 50.8cm.
Bold brushstrokes and strong colour contrasts between blue irises, green foliage, and brown earth provide good visual guidance despite textured areas.











