“I’ve never had such good fortune; nature here is extraordinarily beautiful. Everything and everywhere. The dome of the sky is a wonderful blue, the sun has a pale sulphur radiance, and it’s soft and charming, like the combination of celestial blues and yellows in paintings by Vermeer of Delft’.” Vincent van Gogh To Theo vanContinue reading “The Langlois Bridge at Arles with Women Washing by Vincent Van Gogh”
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John Peter Russell: Portrait of Vincent Van Gogh
Portraits hold stories. When we look at a portrait, we do not necessarily see the exact likeness of a person. A portrait is an artistic representation created by an artist, and it can be influenced by various factors such as the artist’s perception, style, and interpretation. While portraits strive to capture the physical features andContinue reading “John Peter Russell: Portrait of Vincent Van Gogh”
Remembering Vincent Van Gogh
Today, on the anniversary of his passing on July 29, 1890, I am am commemorating the legacy of Vincent Van Gogh, one of the most renowned and influential artists in history. Vincent Van Gogh’s dramatic and expressive style, characterized by bold brushstrokes and vibrant colors, paved the way for modern art. Despite grappling with personalContinue reading “Remembering Vincent Van Gogh”
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