Vincent Willem Van Gogh, 1887, Acrylic On Canvas

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Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1887

Four Sunflowers Gone To Seed

Vincent van Gogh's 'Four Sunflowers Gone to Seed' captures the artist’s mastery of color and form, showcasing decaying blooms in a life-sized, intensely emotional still life. Explore its unique composition and significance.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1887

Still Life With Meadow Flowers And Roses

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1887

Self-portrait With A Straw Hat (obverse: The Potato Peeler)

Explore Vincent van Gogh's poignant Self-Portrait with Straw Hat (1887), alongside The Potato Peeler, showcasing his masterful use of color and brushstrokes—a testament to Post-Impressionism’s emotive power.

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1887

Self-portrait (10)

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1887

Portrait Of Pere Tanguy

"Portrait of Père Tanguy," by Vincent van Gogh (1887), captures serene dignity with expressive brushstrokes—a masterpiece reflecting Impressionism and Japanese influence at Musée Rodin.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1887

Self-portrait

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1887

Portrait Of Père Tanguy

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1887

View From The Apartment In The Rue Lepic

Discover Vincent van Gogh's 'View from the Rue Lepic,' a captivating pencil drawing of Parisian city life. Explore its history, artistic significance & Van Gogh’s unique perspective.

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1887

Path In The Woods

Immerse yourself in Van Gogh's 1887 "Path in the Woods," a captivating Impressionistic landscape of light & color. Explore this serene forest scene – a perfect addition to your art collection.

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1887

Still Life With Apples

Inspired by Japanese aesthetics—particularly flattened perspective—this painting prioritizes visual vibrancy over realistic representation.

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1887

Vase With Flieder, Margerites Und Anemones

Explore Vincent van Gogh's iconic 'Vase with Flieder, Margerites und Anemones,' a masterpiece of Post-Impressionism showcasing vibrant colors and expressive brushstrokes. Discover its historical context & museum collections.

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1887

Self-portrait With Pipe And Glass

Explore Vincent van Gogh’s iconic ‘Self-Portrait with Pipe and Glass,’ a captivating glimpse into his artistic soul and Post-Impressionist style—characterized by vibrant hues and emotive brushwork.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1887

Japonaiserie (after Hiroshige)

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1887

Still Life With Plaster Statuette

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1887

Strollers And Onlookers At A Place Of Entertainment

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1887

Entrance To The Park At Voyer-d'argenson In Asnieres

Explore Vincent van Gogh’s ‘Entrance to Voyer d’Argenson Park.’ A stunning post-impressionist oil painting capturing tranquility & natural beauty. Handmade reproductions available at ArtsDot.com.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1887

Self-portrait With Straw Hat

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1887

Self-portrait (8)

Explore Vincent van Gogh's poignant self-portrait from 1887! Witness his expressive brushwork and introspective gaze in this iconic masterpiece, reflecting a pivotal moment in his artistic journey.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1887

Still Life With Decanter And Lemons On A Plate

Explore Vincent van Gogh's masterpiece – Still Life with Decanter and Lemons on a Plate! Admire its vibrant colors, masterful composition & influence from Impressionism & Japanese prints at the Van Gogh Museum.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1887

Woman In The 'cafe Tambourin'

Experience Vincent van Gogh's iconic 'Woman in the Cafe Tambourin'! This vibrant portrait captures Parisian life and artistic innovation, showcasing his masterful brushstrokes and captivating use of color.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1887

Restaurant Rispal At Asnières (le Restaurant Rispal À Asnières)

Vincent Willem van Gogh (1853 – 1890), born in Groot-Zundert, Netherlands, was a Dutch Post-Impressionist painter whose expressive use of color and thick brushstrokes revolutionized art. Driven by profound emotion and spiritual conviction, he created iconic works like Sunflowers and The Starry Night.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1887

The Banks Of The Seine

Experience the serene beauty of Vincent van Gogh's 'The Banks of the Seine,' capturing the tranquil riverside life of France in 1887 with vibrant colors and expressive brushstrokes.

Vincent Willem Van Gogh

1887

Wheat Field With A Lark

Experience Vincent van Gogh's iconic Wheat Field with a Lark – a vibrant landscape capturing serene beauty and symbolic depth. Explore its composition & influence on modern art.

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1887

Outskirts Of Paris Near Montmartre

Vincent van Gogh's 'Outskirts of Paris near Montmartre' captures rural tranquility amidst urban expansion. This watercolor depicts a serene landscape, reflecting Van Gogh’s fascination with nature and societal change.

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