Showing posts with label Van Gogh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Van Gogh. Show all posts

Saturday, January 26, 2013

van Gogh--Nature

van Gogh self portrait
van Gogh--This was  in a letter to his brother, Theo--via Artist and Studio
van Gogh Snow on Red Earth
van Gogh drawing via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh drawing via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh drawing via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh via Carex
van Gogh drawing via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh via The Gifts of Life
van Gogh via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh via ALong Time Alone
van Gogh via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh via A Long Time Alone
Post-impressionist Dutch painter, van Gogh, is known for his rough beauty and emotional honestyand intensity--I was knocked out by these landscape drawings I had never seen--via A Long Time Alone

Monday, August 13, 2012

The Many Faces of van Gogh: Self Portraits

van Gogh self portrait 1887 via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh self portrait 1887 via Along Time Alone
van Gogh self portrait 1887 via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh self portrait 1887 via Artist and Studio
van Gogh 1887 self portrait via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh and his younger brother Theo (on the right)

van Gogh self portrait 1887 via A Long Time Alone

van Gogh self portrait 1887 via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh 1887 self portrait via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh 1887
van Gogh 1888 via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh 1888
van Gogh 1888 self portrait via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh self portrait 1888 via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh self portrait 1889 via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh 1889 self portrait via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh
van Gogh 1889 self portrait via A Long Time Alone
van Gogh 1889 self portrait via A Long Time Alone


 Van Gogh's attic room in Arles

Van Gogh (1853 - 1890), considered (along with Cezanne and Gauguin) to be the greatest post-Impressionist painter, creating works with great emotional intensity--
In his words: "I dream my paintings and paint my dreams." I would rather die of passion than of boredom."