Under a stormy blue-black sky, crows scatter over a windswept wheatfield at Auvers-sur-Oise, and a red path edged in green runs into the field. Van Gogh painted it on an elongated double-square canvas around 10 July 1890, weeks before his death, and wrote of expressing sadness and extreme loneliness. It is often called his last painting, but it was not.
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The central path leads nowhere, and the crows' direction of flight is left unclear. In the same letter, Van Gogh also called these fields healthy and fortifying.
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