Vincent van Gogh Les Alpilles: Mountain Landscape Near South Reme 1889

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Vincent van Gogh Les Alpilles: Mountain Landscape Near South Reme 1889

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Oil on panel.
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"Red Vineyard at Arles" is the only painting Van Gogh is known to have sold during his lifetime. Painted in 1888 the vineyard glows with deep reds golds and violets as workers gather the final harvest beneath the evening sun. Belgian artist Anna Boch bought the painting just months later for 400 francs. Today it stands as a reminder that one of history's greatest painters received recognition only briefly while he was still alive. Quelle: meisterdrucke.com
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Photo & text: 1st Dibs
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