Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890), Treurende oude man (At Eternity's Gate), 1890 Sorrowing old man (At Eternity's Gate), oil on canvas, 81 x 65 cm. The picture describes a depressed elderly man sitting in a chair beside the fireplace, unable to bear any more stress as he is trying to hide from the tensed world by concealing his eyes behind his fists. In 1890, in shortage of new inspirations between the four walls of Saint-Rémy’s Asylum, Van Gogh recalled an earlier drawing he made in 1882, on which this painting is based. He completed the painting at a time he was convalescing from a severe relapse in his health, some two months before his death, generally accepted as a suicide.
The simple pleasure of a painting of two crabs offered solace to Imogen West-Knights at a time when she struggled to feel anything at all.
In fall and winter 1889-90, while a voluntary patient at the asylum in Saint-Rémy, Van Gogh ⎆ painted twenty-one copies after Jean-François Millet ⎆, an artist he greatly admired. He considered his copies "translations" akin to a musician's interpretation of a composer's work.
Antonio De Robertis, a leading authority on the artist, claims to have identified the Dutch painter among a group of 34 men who posed for the image at the Académie Julian in Paris in 1888.
The artist and his brother are buried in a landscape straight out of a van Gogh painting.
I find it fascinating going back through the sketches of historical masters of art. It tells you so much about their craft, passion, mindset and how they learned. It also humanizes them, as you get to see that they experimented, learned and made mistakes just like every other artist. The useful thing about sketching is
Vincent Van Gogh "Vatanım! " diye bağırıyordu adam. İncinmiş miydi? Neydi bu yakarış? Cenneti mi çalınmıştı? Erikleri mi? Neydi durum? Tanıdık bir kişi mi bulamamıştı yoksa? Varışları mı tükenmişti kendine? Anlatacak bir yığın fakirlik mi vardı yoksa? Neydi durum? Geçmemiş yaralar mı? Ormanın içindeki inciyi bulamamak mı? Güneşi yitiriş mi? Hepsi de değilse, nedir Vatanım? Meral Meri
I find it fascinating going back through the sketches of historical masters of art. It tells you so much about their craft, passion, mindset and how they learned. It also humanizes them, as you get to see that they experimented, learned and made mistakes just like every other artist. The useful thing about sketching is
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Stepping into the peaceful town of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, you are immediately overcome by the picturesque architecture, natural beauty, and that unmistakable charm of a quintessential Provençal village. On any day (aside from the busy market mornings), the town is as tranquil a place as you can imagine. Just steps from the centre of town, shaded under the
“I don't know anything with certainty, but seeing the stars makes me dream.” - Vincent Van Gogh Restock Preorder for the out of stock sizes on this product will be from April 29th-May 4th! Please note they will have a separate listing! We will link it here during the preorder! Did you know Van Gogh's brother's name was Theodore and he was born on May 1st - which happens to be our Artist's name and birthday as well? Makes you wonder...The Starry Rugby Shirt is a brand new style featured here in the Art Gallery, which can fit a multitude of ways from tight to oversized, so please pay special attention to the Size Chart!
Vincent van Gogh Vase with Twelve Flowers (detail) 1889 (via @lonequixote)
Two Poplars On The Way To The Hills by Vincent Van Gogh, in various sizes. Giclee printed on high quality matte canvas using archival inks. Archival inks can last 75 years if kept out of direct sunlight. Prints are not framed or mounted. All prints have an approximate 1/2" white border in addition to the print size. Items ship free to the U.S. in one business day. Print is carefully rolled and shipped in a crush-proof tube or stay-flat mailer. Available in other sizes, just send me a message.
Storia, descrizione, commento e breve analisi di un celebre e bellissimo quadro di Van Gogh, intitolato "Il ponte di Langlois". Fu dipinto nel 1888.
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Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890), Fritillaires couronne impériale dans un vase de cuivre, 1886, oil on canvas, 74 x 61 cm. Musée d'Orsay Fritillaries in a copper Bowl
Learn more about Van Gogh's turbulent (some say tragic) life and how it helped him create some world-famous art.
