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Há 4 dias · The marriage floundered when he abandoned their conventional, middle-class life to paint, rendering himself a pauper. Theo Van Gogh, a successful Paris art dealer, was the first person to pay real money – 400 francs – for one of Gauguin’s paintings (a huge relief at the time as it enabled him to give money to Mette).
Há 2 horas · As portrayed by Van Gogh, they resemble mythical wild men, with bristly, unkempt hair, and dark cyclopean eyes. Nothing in these pictures – not a single element – feels static; every mark is ...
Há 5 dias · The Dutch post-impressionist painter's life ended tragically in July 1890, leaving behind a legacy of vibrant artworks and unanswered questions. The animated biopic "Loving Vincent" explores van Gogh's last days through a unique lens, bringing his paintings to life through over 60,000 hand-painted frames.
Há 1 dia · There is darkness here, in overpowering tree trunks, tangled undergrowth, but so many wonders, so much light – so many small pleasures, too, such as the lovely way Van Gogh paints buildings. The ...
11 de fev. de 2020 · A journalist takes a closer look at the previously contested painting by Dutch master Vincent van Gogh, an 1889 self-portrait. A portrait that was previously only attributed to Van Gogh has been confirmed as authentic by the Van Gogh Museum’s researchers after five years of study and decades of suspicion.
- Kaylee Randall
Há 5 dias · When his brother Theo followed suit in 1983, Van Gogh was transferred to the London branch. He made out the most out of his stay and visited famous art institutions such as the British Museum and the National Gallery, which house the works of François Millet and Jules Breton whom he admires.
Há 3 dias · A cosmic journey through 165 works by over 76 artists! Sat 1 Jun – 8 Sep 2024. This summer, the Fondation Vincent van Gogh Arles had the honor to present Van Gogh’s famous “cosmic poem” Starry Night over the Rhône (from 1st June until 26 August), one of the masterpieces in the collection of the Musée d’Orsay.
