The Sower by Vincent van Gogh
A peasant sowing seed beneath a vast setting sun. Van Gogh's most personal religious painting.
The meaning and history of famous paintings: what they show, where the originals hang, and how each one is recreated by hand in oil on canvas.
A peasant sowing seed beneath a vast setting sun. Van Gogh's most personal religious painting.
The physician who cared for Van Gogh in his final months. The expression of the heartbreak of our time.
Blue irises against orange earth, painted in the garden of the asylum at Saint-Remy.
A vast wheat field under a turbulent sky. Painted in the last weeks of his life at Auvers.
The Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear shows Van Gogh in a fur cap and green coat, his head bandaged, in front of a Japanese print and an easel with…
White blossoms against a blue sky. Painted to celebrate the birth of his nephew Vincent Willem.
Café Terrace at Night shows the gas-lit terrace of a café on the Place du Forum in Arles under a sky full of stars, painted on the spot in…
A billiard hall in Arles at three in the morning. Color used to express human wretchedness.
Painted during van Gogh's Paris period in 1887, this vibrant work depicts a sunlit wheat field populated by partridges, reflecting his growing…
His room in the yellow house at Arles. A painting about rest, simplicity, and the south of France.
Yellow on yellow in a terracotta vase. The most celebrated still life of the modern era.
Painted in the harbor of Le Havre, this work gave the Impressionist movement its name and established Monet as its defining voice.
The Starry Night shows the night sky over Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, a spiral of wind and eleven haloed stars above a village and a flame-shaped…









