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Wheatfield with a Reaper by Vincent Van Gogh

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Wheatfield with Crows by Vincent Van Gogh

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Woman Lifting Potatoes by Vincent Van Gogh

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The Bedroom by Vincent Van Gogh

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The Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh

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Garden with Courting Couples: Square Saint-Pierre by Vincent Van Gogh

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Path in Monmartre by Vincent Van Gogh

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by Vincent Van Gogh

Old Vineyard with Peasant Woman

Type of painting:

1. Pencil

2. Brush

3. Oil paint

Height: 44.3 cm

Width: 54.0 cm

Year it was painted: (1853 - 1890)

Viewing notes: Van Gogh focused on painting in the final months of his life. He completed only a few large, finished drawings, including this one of the vineyard in Auvers. We find the same wavy lines in his late paintings.

How it makes me feel:

I feel sorry for the peasant woman that's outside, I can't really understand how the weather was but from the colours Ican understand how cold it was and the harsh environment the peasants were living in.

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TITLE:  Landscape at Saint - Tropez

TYPE OF PAINTING : Oil on panel

HEIGHT:  15.5 cm x WIDTH  25.3 cm

YEAR IT WAS PAINTING :  1893

This image appears to be a painting depicting a landscape with trees near the sea, possibly inspired by the Mediterranean region. The technique and color palette are reminiscent of Impressionist or Post-Impressionist artists, with an emphasis on dynamic brushwork and atmospheric depiction of light. Μaybe Van Gogh was inspired by the time he lived in the South of France, in Arles. There he experimented a lot with the landscapes and light of the Mediterranean, which we see in this picture. Τhe image is not immediately recognizable as one of Vincent van Gogh's classic works, but its style may have been influenced by him or post-impressionist artists. This image evokes a sense of peace and tranquility. The soft colors and fluid movement in the tree branches give the impression of a quiet, warm afternoon by the sea. The pla y of light and shadows creates a nostalgic feeling, as if we are in a moment where time has stopped to enjoy nature. The composition has a romantic quality, as if inviting the observer to relax and immerse himself in the landscape. It may remind you of summers or moments of escape from everyday life.

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Tulip Fields near The Hague by Claude Monet

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Sunflowers by Vincent Van Gogh

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Self-Portrait with Grey Felt Hat

Artist: Vincent Van Gogh
Date: Paris, September-October 1887
Medium: Oil on cotton
Size: 44.5 cm x 37.2 cm
Credits: Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation)

Van Gogh made this self-portrait in the winter of 1887-1888 while living in Paris for almost two years.
He used short brushstrokes that go in different directions, making the painting look like it’s moving.
Around his head, the brushstrokes make a shape like a halo. Van Gogh also played with colors by putting
opposite colors together. For example, blue and orange in the background, and red and green in his beard
and eyes. Some of the red color has faded, so the painting looks a bit different today.

How this painting makes me feel:
This painting makes me feel calm and curious. Van Gogh looks serious, and it feels like he is thinking about something important. The colors and the way he painted make me want to look at it for a long time.

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The White Orchard by Vincent Van Gogh

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Βασιλική Χρυσομάλλη

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Sunflowers by Vincent Van Gogh

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Vincent van Gogh (1853 - 1890), Arles, November 1888

oil on canvas, 32.5 cm x 40.3 cm

The Sower is one of Vincent Van Gogh's most iconic works. It was painted in 1888 during his time in Arles, France. The dominant colors in the painting are vibrant yellows and blues contrasting against the vast landscape. Van Gogh was deeply inspired by the rural life and the connection between humans and nature, which is evident in this painting. ''The Sower'' symbolizes the struggles and hopes of the working class, as well as the process of sowing seeds as a metaphor for the cycle of life and the potential of growth.

In my point of view the bold brushwork and intense colors used by the painter create a sense of movement and energy capturing the essence of the sower's action. It is a powerful and poignant piece that showcases Van Gogh's unique style and his artwork.

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The Sower

Vincent van Gogh (1853 - 1890), Arles, November 1888

oil on canvas, 32.5 cm x 40.3 cm

Credits (obliged to state): Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation)

Van Gogh had a special interest in sowers throughout his artistic career. All in all, he made more than 30 drawings and paintings on this theme. He painted this sower in the autumn of 1888. At the time, Van Gogh was working together with Paul Gauguin (1848-1903). Gauguin believed that in his work Van Gogh should draw less on reality and more on his imagination.

Here, Van Gogh used colours meant to express emotion and passion. He assigned the leading roles to the greenish-yellow of the sky and the purple of the field. The bright yellow sun looks like a halo, turning the sower into a saint.

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MY VINCENT VAN GOGH

Vincent van Gogh, the maestro of color and emotion, has always held a special place in my artistic heart. Born in 1853 in the quaint village of Zundert, Netherlands, Van Gogh's life was a tapestry woven with the threads of passion, struggle, and an insatiable love for the canvas. My admiration for this brilliant artist stems not only from his mesmerizing paintings but also from the resilience that defined his tumultuous journey.

Van Gogh's early years were marked by a relentless pursuit of self-discovery. His deep connection with nature and a desire to capture its essence infused life into his works, transporting viewers into vibrant sunflower fields and starry, cosmic nights. As I delve into his masterpieces like "Starry Night" and "Sunflowers," I can almost feel the intensity of his emotions, as if each brushstroke carries a piece of his soul.

Yet, Van Gogh's artistic brilliance was accompanied by personal turbulence. The turbulent seas of his mental health often clashed with the serene landscapes he painted. Despite the storms, he persevered, leaving behind a legacy that transcends time. Each stroke of his paintbrush is a testament to the power of resilience, a reminder that even in the darkest moments, beauty can be born.

In the kaleidoscope of Van Gogh's life and work, I find inspiration and a profound connection to the artistic spirit. His story serves as a beacon for aspiring creators, urging us to embrace our passions, navigate the storms, and paint our own masterpiece on the canvas of life. As I explore the mesmerizing world Van Gogh crafted, I am reminded that art is not merely about colors on a canvas; it's a reflection of the soul, an eternal dance between light and shadow, much like the radiant legacy of Vincent van Gogh himself.

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Almond Blossom

Type of painting: Oil on canvas

Height: 73,5cm Width:24,5cm

Year : about 1885-86

Notes:

Van Gogh had a fondness for painting large blossom branches against a blue sky, and almond trees, which bloom early in the spring, symbolized new life for him. He drew inspiration from Japanese printmaking, incorporating bold outlines and positioning the tree in the picture plane.

The painting was a gift for his brother Theo and sister-in-law Jo, who had just welcomed a baby son named Vincent Willem. In the letter announcing the birth, Theo expressed his wish that the child would be as determined and courageous as his uncle Vincent. It's no surprise that this particular artwork held a special place in the hearts of the Van Gogh family.

As Vincent Willem grew up, he went on to establish the Van Gogh Museum, preserving and showcasing his uncle's incredible artistic legacy. The museum stands as a testament to Vincent Van Gogh's enduring impact on the art world.

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Seascape near Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer

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SKULL

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"Tulip Fields near The Hague"

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"Landscape with a Stack of

Peat and Farmhouses" by Vincent Van Gogh

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"Portrait of Etienne" by Vincent Van Gogh

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"Thunderclouds" by Vincent Van Gogh

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Almond Blossom Vincent van Gogh

Vasiliki Chrysomalli

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Vincent van Gogh (1853 - 1890), Paris, December 1887-February 1888

oil on canvas, 65.1 cm x 50 cm

Credits (obliged to state): Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation)

Van Gogh presented himself in this self-portrait as a painter, holding a palette and paintbrushes behind his easel. He showed that he was a modern artist by using a new painting style, with bright, almost unblended colours. The palette contains the complementary colour pairs red/green, yellow/purple and blue/orange – precisely the colours Van Gogh used for this painting. He laid these pairs down side by side to intensify one another: the blue of his smock, for instance, and the orange-red of his beard.

Self-Portrait as a Painter was the last work Van Gogh produced in Paris; the city had exhausted him both mentally and physically. He told his sister Wil how he had portrayed himself: ‘wrinkles in forehead and around the mouth, stiffly wooden, a very red beard, quite unkempt and sad’.

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''The Hill of Montmarte with Stone Quarry"

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"Self-Portrait with Grey Felt Hat" by Vincent van Gogh,

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ΚΟΥΖΙΩΡΤΗΣ Self-Portrait with Grey Felt Hat

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"Portrait of Marcelle Roulin" by Vincent Van Gogh

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"Sunflowers" by Vincent Van Gogh

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Irises by Vincent Van Gogh

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Dialogue between Vincent and Dr Gachet

Dr Gachet: Why did you come here?

Van Gogh: I came here because I need a friend

Dr Gachet: What seems to be bothering you?
Van Gogh: I believe that I can’t find meaning in my life. But why are you in melancholy?

Dr Gachet: I guess for the same reason as you

Van Gogh: Do you think there is a way to overcome our sadness ?

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My Vincent Van Gogh

Vincent Van Gogh, well-known as the “tortured artist” is one of the most famous painters. He was born on March 30 1853 in Zundert, Holland and he was the eldest of seven children in his family. At age 16 Vincent worked for an art dealer in a company. In 1980 he started attending his first painting lessons by Anton Mauve. However, Vincent and Anton Mauve soon split over divergence artistic views. In 1986 Vincent moved to Paris where he lives with his brother Theo on Montmartre. There he met a lot of famous painters and he discovered impressionism. But three years later Vincent was sent to the asylum  in Saint-Remy suffering from depression and he remains for about a year. There he painted 150 paintings. On May 1890 left the clinic and went to an area near Paris. But on July of the same year Van Gogh shot himself on the chest.

After his death his fame spread quickly. Today he is one of the most important painters of all time and his works are among the world's most expensive paintings to have ever sold,

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Gasworks by Vincent Van Gogh