Visiting the French city of Arles, it’s easy to absorb Vincent van Gogh’s story. In February 1888, the Dutch artist left Paris for Provence. Coming from the gray skies and flat lands of the north, he ...
In the winter of 1888, Vincent Van Gogh came to the conclusion that he could no longer live and paint in Paris. Writing to his brother, he lamented: It seems to me almost impossible to be able to work ...
Vincent Van Gogh may have been minus an ear and borderline bonkers during his stay in Saint-Remy-de-Provence, but the Dutch master painted some of his greatest works here, in the bustling French ...
Van Gogh along the Seine, which opens at Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum, juxtaposes Vincent’s work with that of four of his Parisian contemporaries (until 14 January 2024). Painting by the river banks, ...
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France — Painters know the region well because it has served so beautifully as subject matter: the French-blue Mediterranean, gnarled black-and-silver olive trees, chalky mountains, ...
Golden fields, sun-drenched houses, sunflowers dancing in the light. It’s difficult to reconcile the beautiful paintings Vincent van Gogh made while living in Southern France with his act of ...
Tillotama Shome, known for her sensitive portrayals on screen, recently offered her followers a moving glimpse into her travels through Saint-Rémy-de-Provence — a place intimately tied to the life and ...
Visiting the French city of Arles, it’s easy to absorb Vincent van Gogh’s story. In February 1888, the Dutch artist left Paris for Provence. Coming from the gray skies and flat lands of the north, he ...
Visiting the French city of Arles, it’s easy to absorb Vincent van Gogh’s story. In February 1888, the Dutch artist left Paris for Provence. Coming from the gray skies and flat lands of the north, he ...
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