Van Gogh's Sunflower Series and Its Cultural Significance

The ______ series by Van Gogh started with the first works in ______.

Van Gogh's initial ______ diverged from his own descriptions, using a size ______ canvas instead of size 15.

The second version of Van Gogh's work was later altered by adding ______ more flowers in the ______.

Van Gogh's third and fourth versions featured ______ or ______ flowers, showing his willingness to modify his work.

The adjustments to the number of flowers were made while the paint was ______, indicating ______ by Van Gogh.

Canvas size for Van Gogh's Arles Sunflowers series

Purpose of standardized canvas dimensions in Van Gogh's work

During the protest, the painting was attacked with ______ but remained ______ due to a protective barrier.

After the incident, where protesters also ______ to the wall, they were ______ and the artwork was displayed again.

The frame of Van Gogh's Sunflowers sustained ______ damage, while the ______ itself was not harmed.

The use of Van Gogh's work in the protest highlights its status as a ______ for modern ______ and environmental issues.

Sunflowers series repetition date by Van Gogh

Sunflowers series location of modified version

Authenticity debate of Sunflowers series painting

In ______, Van Gogh envisioned a triptych with his ______ on both sides of the Berceuse portraits.

A ______ from July 1889 shows Van Gogh's planned arrangement for the triptych.