Posts Tagged: impressionism
Vincent’s view from the window at the asylum of St. Paul
A group of paintings Vincent painted during his stay at St. Paul asylum in St. Rémy in 1889. The view of the enclosed field was the view from Vincent’s window.
Vincent’s view from the window at the asylum of St. Paul
A group of paintings Vincent painted during his stay at St. Paul asylum in St. Rémy in 1889. The view of the enclosed field was the view from Vincent’s window.
Philadelphia Museum – Top Choices
Visited the Philadelphia Museum today, here are a few of the paintings that really struck me: The Moorish Chief: This one blew me away, it glowed, and functioned the way great portraiture should, I could feel the aura of the man,
Philadelphia Museum – Top Choices
Visited the Philadelphia Museum today, here are a few of the paintings that really struck me: The Moorish Chief: This one blew me away, it glowed, and functioned the way great portraiture should, I could feel the aura of the man,
Ever Yours, Vincent
from a letter to Theo, 20 May 1888: “…That mental exhaustion of mine is disappearing, I no longer feel so much need for diversion, I am less plagued by passions, and am able to work more calmly. I could be
Ever Yours, Vincent
from a letter to Theo, 20 May 1888: “…That mental exhaustion of mine is disappearing, I no longer feel so much need for diversion, I am less plagued by passions, and am able to work more calmly. I could be
view from a burrow 