Apply concepts you have learned in this chapter by analyzing images outside of the text. An artist’s style is born from recurring choices across his or her works. Identify Van Gogh’s stylistic tendencies that reveal themselves in the two works by placing each description to appropriate areas of the works.

Characteristic Subject Matter: the bushes and the foliage. Van Gogh used to paint green foliage to compose his canvas and to create color distinction.

Application of brushstroke: the sky and the ground. In this case, Van Gogh uses the same brushstroke to create different patterns and shapes to simulate clouds and sand.

Use of color: the ground. In this case, Van Gogh uses the color to simulate the ground, in this case, we have a grass field and a sand field. To create this idea, Van Gogh uses color - green and brown.

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