Van Gogh: A Journey Through Landscape and Color, part 2

1000 piece glare-free art puzzle

This composition continues the exploration of Vincent van Gogh’s landscapes, highlighting expansive skies, shifting light, and the expressive movement that defines his work. Bold color and layered brushwork transform fields, coastlines, and open horizons into scenes charged with emotion and vitality. Finished with Aether’s signature soft-touch matte coating to reduce reflection under any light.

Puzzle Details:

• 1,000 pieces
• Soft-touch matte finish
  
• Made in the USA
• Includes printed art insert
• Linen-wrapped box with gold-foil details
• Sueded velvet storage bag

Finished size: 26.625" x 19.25"

Included Works:

1. Tree Trunks in the Grass
2. Les Peiroulets Ravine
3. Corn Harvest in Provence
4. Wheat Stacks with Reaper
5. Monmarte: Behind the Moulin de la Galette
6. Pollard Willows at Sunset
7. View of the Asylum and Chapel of Saint-Remy
8. Terrace and Observation Deck at the Moulin de Blute-Fin
9. A Lane near Arles
10. Houses in Auvers
11. The Garden of the Vicarage at Nuenen
12. Doctor Gachet’s Garden in Auvers
13. Three White Cottages in Saintes-Maries
14. Wheat Field with a Lark
15. A View from Vincent’s Studio
16. A Pork-Butcher’s Shop Seen from a Window
17. Wheat Field Behind Saint-Paul Hospital with a Reaper
18. Pink Peach Tree in Blossom (Reminiscence of Mauve)
19. Blossoming Pear Tree
20. Green Wheat Fields
21. The Gleize Bridge over the Vigueirat Canal
22. Landscape with Carriage and Train in the Background
23. Shelter on Montmartre
24. Rain
25. Wheat Field with the Alpilles Foothills in the Background
26. Sloping Path in Montmartre
27. Orchard in Blossom
28. Cottage and Woman with Goat
29. Thatched Cottages at Cordeville
30. Landscape Under a Stormy Sky

From the Founder:

Van Gogh is a name nearly everyone recognizes - but truly seeing his work is something else entirely.

When my children began studying art as part of their classical education, I found myself learning alongside them. What began as simple curiosity grew into something quieter and more personal. Museum visits became part of our rhythm -  first locally, then in the cities we traveled to for my husband’s work.

Standing before Van Gogh’s paintings, I understood what I had been missing. His brushstrokes feel immediate and unguarded - full of movement, emotion, and vulnerability. As someone still learning the language of art, his work felt accessible and deeply human.

This collection is a reflection of that discovery. It is meant to invite not only admiration, but attention and a closer look at color, texture, and the feeling held within each canvas.