An animal named once in 610 titles

The record dates Field with Two Rabbits to 1889. Rabbits are named in one title in the whole catalogue, and this is it. The chronology's fourth period, Saint-Remy, is dominated by fields, olives and enclosures, and a small animal subject inside it is an outlier by count rather than by any judgement of quality.

What the record gives

The canvas measures 40.5 by 32.5 centimetres, a small upright, and it is held by the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. The measured palette reads as ochre and yellow.

The best-documented year in the catalogue

Of the 116 works dated 1889, ninety-nine carry a recorded size — the highest count of any year here, and a far better rate than 1885, where twenty of seventy are measured. Across the whole catalogue 333 of 610 entries have a size on the card. The unevenness matters for reading the chronology: the early years are thinner in the record as well as thinner in output, and a claim about the Dutch work rests on a much smaller documented base than the same claim about Saint-Remy. This page states the difference rather than smoothing it over.