Showing 8 artworks with Vincent Willem Van Gogh and with 1881 and with Contemporary Realism
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Vincent Willem Van Gogh
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- Vincent Van Gogh
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- 1881 Artwork
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- Tree Background Detail
- Woman Sewing Portrait
- Broom Sweeping
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- Dutch Landscape Art
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- Ink Drawing
- Rural Holland Scene
- Dutch Painter
- Portrait Drawing
- Realism Style Artwork
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- Fine Art Print
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- Vincent Willem Van Gogh
- Melancholic
- Victorian Art
- Black And White
- Art Deco Style Inspiration
- Domestic Life Study
- Post-Impressionist Style
- Shepherds Tool Symbolism
- Fine Art Reproduction
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- Fireplace Scene
- Portrait
- Dutch Farming Life
- Quiet Contemplation
- Symbolic Landscape Painting
- Peasant
- Landscape Drawing
- Emotional Art Reproduction
- Dutch Impressionist
- Rural Labor
- Chopping Knife
- Pollard Willows
- Digging Labor Image
Delve into Victorian introspection with Vincent van Gogh’s evocative study of a young woman sewing—a masterful glazing technique captures the serene mood and textural detail of this intimate interior scene.
‘Near the Hearth’ is a captivating black and white pencil drawing created in 1881 by Vincent van Gogh during his formative years as an artist. Reflecting influences from Willem van de Velde the Elder's seascape techniques, it portrays a solitary man seated comfortably near a hearth, surrounded by familiar domestic items – a clock, vase, and books – capturing a moment of quiet contemplation.
Discover Vincent van Gogh's 'A Girl Raking,' an intimate ink drawing capturing rural life and symbolic depth. Explore its realism, influences & appreciation with ArtsDot’s high-quality reproductions.
A poignant study of rural labor and domestic life, this 1881 Realist masterpiece by Vincent van Gogh captures the raw essence of the working class through a lens of profound empathy, inviting you to explore his early vision.
This sketch shares stylistic similarities with Millet’s ‘Morning: Peasant Couple Going to Work,’ demonstrating Van Gogh's fascination with depicting working-class figures and conveying spiritual contemplation. It exemplifies his technique of direct graphite application onto paper, resulting in a tactile surface.
“Peasant with a Chopping Knife” – A poignant sketch by Vincent van Gogh capturing the solemnity of rural labor and rendered with masterful textural detail using graphite pencil on paper.