Arles

Vincent van Gogh was Dutch post-impressionistic painter who ended up own life by own hand. His paintings are notable for its power of touch in painting, colour and emotion. By picking up some words from his life that influenced his mind and painting style, were “religion”, “Paul Gauguin” and “Japonism”. (Brooks, 2016) (Vangoghmuseum.nl, n.d.). Also those words are related to the turning points of his life as well. In 1853, Van Gogh was born in a highly religious Dutch family, both his father and

Vincent In my art appreciation class this spring, we watched a slide show of Vincent Van Gogh’s painting. There was a song playing during the slide show, it was called “Vincent” by Don McLean. We learned that Van Gogh was a sad artist. He would paint whatever he was feeling. In the middle of the night when he was sad and couldn’t sleep, he would go outside and just paint to get rid of any depressing thoughts. I saw his art the first time when I was in the doctor’s office. In my opinion, Vincent

Compare and Contrast: “Number 1” and “The Starry Night” By looking at the two paintings “Number 1” by Pollock and “The Starry Night” by van Gogh, it is easy to see there are some similarities in the two works of art. While this may be true, they both have very different backgrounds and history behind them. They were created in two different centuries and have very different elements within them. However, with this being said they have more in common than one would think at first glance. Jackson Pollock’s

The artwork I've chosen is the “Arles bust”. It's a sculpture showing allegedly Julius Caesar. The only part found in the Rhone River, near Arles, is the bust. It has no title but we often refers to him under the name of “Arles bust”. Its dimension are life-size. The category it belongs to is spatial arts. The author is unknown and will probably never be found : back to the Ancient Rome, sculptors were rarely known. According to the facts that it's supposed to be the only representation of Caesar

such an artist when he created a new version of the Bedroom at Arles painting after being inspired by the Bedroom at Arles artwork that was made by Vincent Van Gogh. Having received little recognition during his lifetime, Van Gogh’s popularity as a great painter and artist grew immensely after his death in 1890. He was a post-impressionist writer from Netherlands whose paintings gave rise to modern art. Gogh’s painting, Bedroom in Arles was created in October 1888 and is an expression of his own life

This essay explores two pictures that have bedrooms in different settings, one of them is “Bedroom in Arles “by Van Gogh, and the other is “Curandera (Faith Healer)” by Carmen Lomas GARZA. Balance, shapes and colors are three visible elements of art that had similarities and differentness in the paintings. The most important principle of design is the balance in both paintings. Carmen Lomas painting has a bed in the center of the room with woman on it. Also there are a woman and boy near the bed

Van Gogh’s “Arles period” lasted between 1888 and 1889. This was a time when Van Gogh moved from Paris to Arles, France to get away from the fast-moving life that was Paris in 1888. The Arles Period was a successful and experimental period for Van Gogh; serving as an opportunity for both new work and inspiration. One of Van Gogh’s most infamous Arles paintings, The Night Café, can be credited by the influence of Arles. The Night Cafe was a painting replicated after the Café De La Gare, a place

Vincent van Gogh’s’ Bedroom in Arles is an oil based painting that Gogh did while is period in Paris. There is five known versions of this painting; three are oil on canvas and the other two are sketches. Van Gogh normally used linen stretched canvases for his artwork while in Paris. For this artwork Gogh probably would start his composition sketch on the frame while figuring out the perspective his was going to give it. Gogh would sit behind a perspective frame and sketch out his art on a grid which

“Vincent Van Gogh's Bedroom in Arles is one of the artist's best known paintings. The striking colours, unusual perspective and familiar subject matter create a work that is not only among Van Gogh's most popular, but also one that he himself held as one of his own personal favorites. The painting shown here is actually one five versions: three oil on canvas and two letter sketches. This specific painting, now in the collection of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, was the first of the three oils

and The Representation of Happiness Through His Own Bedroom Vincent Van Gogh, Bedroom in Arles, 1889, Oil on canvas, currently at the De Young Museum (San Francisco), “Van Gogh, Gauguin, Cézanne and Beyond: Post-Impressionist Masterpieces from the Musée d’Orsay”Exhibition. On a smaller canvas than two other similar paintings, Vincent Van Gogh carefully painted for the third time his bedroom in Arles, a charming town in the south of France, and thus created this approximately 22 ½ x 29’’ artwork