American Artist Stan Herd Renders Van Gogh's 'Olive Trees' On Farm In Minnesota

In the accompany with Minneapolis Institute of Art, Stan Herd, who gained his world-wide fame with its landscape works, by using soil and plants, rendered the ‘olive trees’ oil-paint on a farm near the airport in the state of Minnesota on Wednesday.

The 1889 oil-paint of Van Gogh, which was executed with plants, placed on about five thousand square meter field by Herd, presents a great ‘view’ to the passengers, who arrive in Minneapolis by airplane.

Herd, who has started to work on the field in spring, owned by a private company, completed his table in autumn.

Educated on ‘abstract expressiveness’ Herd, had made its first open-field artwork, by drawing the portrait of Kiowa War chief Satanta on 647,520 thousand square meter field, in 1981 in Kansas.

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Wednesday, November 25, 2015
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