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Born
on 30 March 1855 Vincent was poor and often hungry and ill throughout
his life. His first masterpiece the Potato Eaters
illustrated
peasant poverty.
He developed his own individual style of brushwork
and colorful palette, and was a pioneer of
Expressionism, using color for its emotive appeal, and profoundly influenced the Fauves
and other experimenters of
20th century art.
KEY
WORKS
The
Potato Eaters 1885:
VAN GOGH MUSEUM Amsterdam
Sunflowers 1888:
NATIONAL GALLERY London
The Bedroom at Arles 1889:
MUSEE d'ORSAY
Paris
Starry Night 1889:
THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART NEW YORK
The Farmhouse
RIJKSMUSEUM AMSTERDAM
Portrait of Dr Paul Gacher
MUSEE d'ORSAY
Paris
Windmills at Montmatre Bridgestone Museum of Art Tokyo
Two Peasants Buhrle Foundation Zurich
Bed of Irises National Gallery of Canada Ottawa
Hospital at St Remy Hammer Collection Los Angeles
Self Portrait with Bandaged Ear 1889 -
COURTAULD INSTITUTE GALLERIES - London
The Olive Pickers Saint Remy 1889 - Private Collection
Wheat Field with Crows 1890 -
VAN GOGH MUSEUM Amsterdam
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Related Artists include:
Auerbach, Derain, Gauguin, Matisse, Pechstein
VAN GOGH: The Starry Night - ArtSleuth
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ARS MUNDI
Irises was sold by Sotheby's in 1987 to Alan Bond for $49 million returned when Bond 's empire collapsed it was then sold to the Getty Museum in Malibu for an undisclosed price
original is in the COURTAULD INSTITUTE GALLERIES - London
Chair and and the Pipe
1888
Starry Night over
the Rhone, c.1888
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