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🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 133 years ago, on about 9 July 1890, Vincent van Gogh wrote to Theo and Jo from Auvers-sur-Oise: "There – once back here I set to work again – the brush however almost falling from my hands and – knowing clearly what I wanted I’ve painted another three large canvases since then. They’re immense stretches of wheatfields under turbulent skies, and I made a point of trying to express sadness, extreme loneliness.” Wheatfield under thunderclouds Auvers-sur-Oise, 1890 Oil on canvas 50.4 cm x 101.3 cm Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam Vincent van Gogh visited his brother Theo and his wife Jo in Paris on 6 July 1890. He also met art critic Aurier there who had just written a very positive article on Van Gogh’s paintings. Toulouse-Lautrec joined for lunch and the French impressionist Armand Guillaumin was coming to meet Vincent. But it was too much for him. Wasn’t Van Gogh able to connect with the people that surrounded him? Was Vincent in fear not to be accepted? It was in this state of emotional isolation that he arrived in Auvers-sûr-Oise and painted Wheatfield under thunderclouds, expressing extreme loneliness. Find out more in this free Van Gogh e-book: https://www.vangoghstudio.com/your-daily-dose-van-gogh-ebook-for-free/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #wheatfieldunderthunderclouds #vangoghwheatfields #vangoghauverssuroise #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #vangoghmuseum #auverssuroise #amsterdam #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction

🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 134 years ago, between 8 July and 12 July 1889, Vincent van Gogh wrote to his mother from Saint-Rémy-de-Provence: "But what are beautiful in the south are the vineyards, where they’re on the flat land or the hillsides. I’ve seen it, and come to that sent Theo a painting of it, where a vineyard is all purple, crimson and yellow and green and violet like the Virginia creeper in Holland. I like to see a vineyard as much as a wheatfield.” The Red Vineyard Arles, 1888 Oil on canvas 75 x 93 cm Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow The Red Vineyard may be the only painting Vincent van Gogh ever sold. Anna Boch bought it in 1890 for 400 francs. In 1909 it was sold to Ivan Morozov, a Russian businessman and member of the rich Morozv dynasty. Morozov's art collection was nationalized after the Bolshevik Revolution and a part of it went to the Pushkin Museum in Moscow where the The Red Vineyard still resides. Find out more in this free Van Gogh e-book: https://www.vangoghstudio.com/your-daily-dose-van-gogh-ebook-for-free/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #theredvineyard #vangoghvineyard #vangogharles #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #pushkinmuseum #arles #moscow #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction

🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 135 years ago, on 5 July 1888, Vincent van Gogh wrote to Theo from Arles: "Yesterday, at sunset, I was on a stony heath where very small, twisted oaks grow, in the background a ruin on the hill, and wheatfields in the valley. It was romantic, it couldn’t be more so, à la Monticelli, the sun was pouring its very yellow rays over the bushes and the ground, absolutely a shower of gold.” Sunset at Montmajour Arles, 1888 Oil on canvas 73,3 cm × 93,3 cm Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam New Van Gogh paintings are not discovered often. In 2013 Sunset at Montmajour was authenticated as a genuine Van Gogh. This was the first time since 1928 that a full size Van Gogh painting was discovered. And it wasn’t actually a discovery. The painting had been dismissed a a real Van Gogh in the 1990s. Find out more in this free Van Gogh e-book: https://www.vangoghstudio.com/your-daily-dose-van-gogh-ebook-for-free/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #sunsetatmontmajour #vangoghmontmajour #vangogharles #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #vangoghmuseum #arles #amsterdam #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction

🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 135 years ago, on or about 29 June 1888, Vincent van Gogh wrote to Theo from Arles: "It’s like that with the one of which I sent you the drawing, the harvest and the wheat stacks too — it’s true I have to retouch everything to adjust the workmanship a little, to harmonize the brushstrokes, but all the essential work was done in a single long session, and I’ll spare it as much as possible when I go back to it.” One of the drawings that Vincent sent was: The Harvest Arles, 1888 Pen, watercolour 48 x 60 cm Private collection How long did it take Van Gogh to paint Harvest at la Crau? Vincent van Gogh was very satisfied with his painting of the Harvest at La Crau near Arles. He painted it in one day, except for some adjusting and perfecting afterwards, back in The yellow House. Van Gogh was well prepared to get it done in one go as he made two studies of it with pen and watercolor first. Find out more in this free Van Gogh e-book: https://www.vangoghstudio.com/your-daily-dose-van-gogh-ebook-for-free/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #theharvest #vangoghharvest #vangogharles #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #privatecollection #arles #watercolors #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction

🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 135 years ago, on 28 June 1888, Vincent van Gogh wrote to Theo from Arles: "Yesterday and today I worked on the sower, which has been completely reworked. The sky is yellow and green, the earth purple and orange. There’s definitely a painting like that to be made of this splendid subject, and I hope it will be done one day, either by someone else or by me.” Sower with setting sun Arles, 1888 Oil on canvas 64,2 x 80,5 cm Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo, The Netherlands Did Van Gogh feel he was part of history? Vincent van Gogh was aware of his contribution to art in general. Paintings were necessary to help art history go forward, whether created by himself or by other artists. Not only by discussing art with his fellow artists but also by copying art in his own style Van Gogh would help future artists to stand on his shoulders in their turn. Find out more in this free Van Gogh e-book: https://www.vangoghstudio.com/your-daily-dose-van-gogh-ebook-for-free/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #sowerwithsettingsun #vangoghsower #vangogharles #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #krollermullermuseum #arles #otterlo #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction

🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 134 years ago, on 27 June 1888, Vincent van Gogh wrote to Emile Bernard from Arles: "The thing is, it’s tiring, the sun down here. I’m also utterly incapable of judging my own work. I can’t see whether the studies are good or bad. I have seven studies of wheatfields, unfortunately all of them nothing but landscapes, much against my will.” Wheatfield with sheaves Arles, 1888 Oil on canvas 53 x 64 cm Honolulu Academy of Arts Was Van Gogh worn out himself? Vincent van Gogh’s famous drawing (1882) and painting (1890) 'At Eternity's Gate' also called 'Worn Out' depicting a sorrowful figure struggling through life resonated with Vincent during his life. His money problems and mental problems exhausted him, but also the sun in the South of France could tire him so much that he wasn't able to tell the quality of his paintings anymore. Find out more in this free Van Gogh e-book: https://www.vangoghstudio.com/your-daily-dose-van-gogh-ebook-for-free/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #wheatfieldwithsheaves #vangoghwheatfields #vangogharles #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #honoluluacademyofarts #arles #honolulu #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction

🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 135 years ago, on or about 20 June 1888, Vincent van Gogh wrote to his sister Willemien from Arles: "A long time ago I meant you to have a painted study, and you shall get it. I’m afraid that by post, even if I pay the postage, they’ll make you pay excess postage, like the flowers from Menton, and this is even bigger — but Theo will certainly send you one, if I don’t think about it, ask him for it.” Orchard bordered by cypresses Arles, 1888 Oil on canvas 32 x 40 cm Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven Promised gift of William L. Bernhard, B.A. 1954, and Catherine G. Cahill Did Van Gogh send paintings to his sister? Vincent van Gogh promised to send the study Sprig of almond blossom in a glass with a book for Willemien’s birthday. She also once owned the painting: Orchard bordered by cypresses. Find out more in this free Van Gogh e-book: https://www.vangoghstudio.com/your-daily-dose-van-gogh-ebook-for-free/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #orchardborderedbycypresses #vangoghcypresses #vangogharles #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #yalemuseumofart #arles #newhaven #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction

🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 135 years ago, on 17 June 1888, Vincent van Gogh wrote to John Peter Russell from Arles: "Well, instead of continuing the letter I began to draw on the very paper the head of a dirty little girl I saw this afternoon whilst I was painting a view of the river with a greenish yellow sky.” The view of the river he refers to is the painting: The Trinquetaille bridge Arles, 1888 Oil on canvas 65 x 81 cm Private collection Was Van Gogh easily distracted? Like most people who changed the world in their field Vincent van Gogh was hyper-focussed. Not only did he make about 900 paintings, 1100 drawings and write 1000 letters in 10 years time. His thoughts were always about art. All day and every day. Within his focus on painting Van Gogh could easily be distracted. It made him a multitasker who could be working on a painting and a drawing at the same time, whilst writing a letter. Find out more in this free Van Gogh e-book: https://www.vangoghstudio.com/your-daily-dose-van-gogh-ebook-for-free/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #thetrinqueatillebridge #vangoghbridge #vangogharles #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #privatecollection #arles #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction

🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 135 years ago, on 16 June 1888, Vincent van Gogh wrote to Theo from Arles: "I’ve sent you 3 drawings by post today. The one with the wheat stacks in a farmyard will seem too bizarre to you, but it was done in great haste as a project for a painting, and it’s to show you what it’s like.” The drawing Wheat Stacks served as a study for the painting: Wheat Stacks Arles, 1888 Pen, watercolour 50 x 62 cm Private collection What is the most expensive Van Gogh water color? Vincent van Gogh’s water color Wheat Stacks was sold at Christie’s in New York in 2021 for a record of 35,85 million USD. Van Gogh’s Portrait of Dr Gachet is the most expensive Van Gogh oil painting ever sold at auction for 83 million USD in 1990. Find out more in this free Van Gogh e-book: https://www.vangoghstudio.com/your-daily-dose-van-gogh-ebook-for-free/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #wheatstacks #vangoghwheatfields #vangogharles #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #privatecollection #arles #watercolorpainting #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction

🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 134 years ago, on 9 June 1889, Vincent van Gogh wrote to Theo from Saint-Rémy-de-Provence: "One is the countryside that I glimpse from the window of my bedroom. In the foreground a field of wheat, ravaged and knocked to the ground after a storm. A boundary wall and beyond, grey foliage of a few olive trees, huts and hills. Finally, at the top of the painting a large white and grey cloud swamped by the azure.” Wheatfield after a storm / Mountain Landscape behind the Saint-Paul Hospital Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, 1889 Oil on canvas 70,5 x 88,5 cm Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Kopenhagen, Denmark Which paintings did Van Gogh paint from his bedroom? Vincent van Gogh painted his famous Starry Night inspired on the view from his bedroom in the asylum in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. Several other paintings were also based on his bedroom view, like Mountain Landscape behind the Saint-Paul Hospital. Vincent’s bedroom, of which he made 3 versions, was not his bedroom in Saint-Rémy, but in the Yellow House in Arles where he lived before he moved to the asylum. Find out more in this free Van Gogh e-book: https://www.vangoghstudio.com/your-daily-dose-van-gogh-ebook-for-free/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #wheatfieldafterastorm #vangoghwheatfields #vangoghstremy #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #nykarlsbergglyptotek #saintremydeprovence #kopenhagen #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction

🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 141 years ago, on 8 June 1882, Vincent van Gogh wrote to Theo from The Hague: "I resisted as long as I could and carried on working, but in the end I realized I needed to see a doctor urgently. But he told me just this morning that I would soon be rid of it. Did you get the two little drawings?” Fish-drying barn The Hague, 1882 Pen, pencil, heightened with white 28,5 x 45 cm Private collection Why was Van Gogh in hospital in The Hague in 1882? Vincent van Gogh was suffering from ‘a dose of the clap’ or Gonorrhoea, a sexually transmitted disease. He stayed in the hospital for 3 weeks. Symptoms as described by van Gogh were 'sleeplessness and chronic fever, and pain on passing water.’ Van Gogh wasn’t too worried about it but realized it should not be neglected. Find out more in this free Van Gogh e-book: https://www.vangoghstudio.com/your-daily-dose-van-gogh-ebook-for-free/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #fishdryingbarn #vangoghfish #vangoghthehague #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #privatecollection #thehague #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction

🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Today 135 years ago, on 4 June 1888, Vincent van Gogh wrote to Theo from Les-Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer: "I’ve brought three canvases and I’ve covered them — two seascapes — a view of the village — and some drawings which I’ll send you by post when I get back to Arles tomorrow.” A view of the village is: View of Saintes-Maries Les-Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, 1888 Oil on canvas 64,2 x 53 cm Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo, The Netherlands How many paintings did Van Gogh make in Les-Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer? Although Vincent van Gogh spent just 5 days in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer he made six oil paintings one watercolor and nine drawings. Van Gogh left Arles by stagecoach to travel to the little town on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea to recover there from his health. Painting would help him to feel fit again. https://www.vangoghstudio.com/how-many-paintings-did-van-gogh-make-in-les-saintes-maries-de-la-mer/ 🌻 Link in bio for FREE Van Gogh e-book. Your Daily Dose of Van Gogh. Hundreds of questions answered by Van Gogh himself! The pictures posted on this page are not our hand-painted replicas but photos from the originals. For our hand-painted reproductions in oil on canvas check www.vangoghstudio.com. The best alternative to a real Van Gogh! —————— #vangogh #vangoghreproduction #viewofsaintesmariesdelamer #vangoghsaintesmaries #saintesmariesdelamer #vangoghstudio #vangoghart #vangoghinspired #artoftheday #vincentvangogh #vangoghalive #krollermullermuseum #otterlo #inspirationalquotes #inspirational #oilpaintingreproduction