Van Gogh

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Van Gogh, Willows at Sunset, Autumn 1888. Oil on cardboard.

 

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Van Gogh, The Poplars at Saint-Rémy, October 1889. Oil on canvas.

 

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Van Gogh, The Husband is at Sea (after Virginie Demont-Breton), October 1889. Oil on canvas

 

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Van Gogh, The Mulberry Tree, October 1889. Oil on canvas.

 

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Van Gogh, Enclosed Field with Ploughman, October 1889. Oil on canvas.

 

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Van Gogh, Grapes, Lemons, Pears, and Apples, Autumn 1887. Oil on canvas.

 

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Van Gogh, Les Peiroulets Ravine, October 1889. Oil on canvas.

 

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Van Gogh, Portrait of a One-Eyed Man, Autumn 1889. Oil on canvas.

 

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Van Gogh, View of Amersterdam, October 1885. Oil on canvas.

 

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Van Gogh, Evening (after Millet), October-November 1889. Oil on canvas.

 

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Thank you for remembering to post here every once in a while. I truly look forward to looking at the paintings.

 

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Thank you for remembering to post here every once in a while. I truly look forward to looking at the paintings.

I tend to wait til there're are several.

 

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THINGS YOU WERE TAUGHT IN SCHOOL THAT ARE TOTAL LIES

VINCENT VAN GOGH CUT OFF HIS EAR.
Many of us were likely taught that the famous artist sliced off his own ear while struggling with mental illness. New findings suggest that fellow artist Paul Gauguin cut it off with a sword during a fight with Van Gogh.

 

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Two Crabs, January 1889. Oil on canvas.

 

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Still Life with Bible, 1885. Oil on canvas.

 

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Still Life of Oranges and Lemons with Blue Gloves, January 1889. Oil on canvas.

 

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First Steps (after Millet), January 1890. Oil on canvas.

 

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Terrace and Observation Deck at the Moulin de Blute-Fin, Montmartre, early 1887. Oil on canvas.

 

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Old Cemetery Tower at Nuenen in the Snow, January 1885. Oil on canvas.