The artwork titled “Daubigny’s Garden with Black Cat” is a creation of Vincent van Gogh, dated 1890, from Auvers-sur-Oise, France. Executed in ink on paper, it belongs to the Post-Impressionism art movement and is categorized as a sketch and study.
The artwork depicts a view of a garden, drawn using expressive and swirling ink lines characteristic of van Gogh’s style. The garden is filled with lush foliage and various trees, creating a somewhat dense and intricate landscape. A black cat is carefully integrated into the scenery, adding a focal point and a touch of life to the otherwise serene and silent representation. The composition is topped with architectural elements possibly representing distant buildings or homes, enhancing the depth and complexity of the scene. This work, sketched in meticulous detail, conveys a sense of tranquil beauty and attention to the subtleties of nature.
