Focusing on the Periods of this artwork, explain the The Wheat Field about the Saint-Rémy.
The Wheat Field Van Gogh worked on a group of paintings of the wheat field that he could see from his cell at Saint-Paul Hospital.  From the studio room he could see a field of wheat, enclosed by a wall.  Beyond that were the mountains from Arles.  During his stay at the asylum he made about twelve paintings of the view of the enclosed wheat field and distant mountains. In May Van Gogh wrote to Theo, "Through the iron-barred window I see a square field of wheat in an enclosure, a perspective like Van Goyen, above which I see the morning sun rising in all its glory." The stone wall, like a picture frame, helped to display the changing colors of the wheat field.
Theo The Wheat Field group of paintings of the wheat field Arles Wheat