A Lane near Arles
1888 Pomeranian State Museum
About this artwork
This vibrant oil painting captures a sun-drenched rural landscape in Arles, featuring a prominent green tree, a bright yellow house, and a golden field under a lively blue sky. It reflects Van Gogh's expressive brushwork during his productive period in the south of France.
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Vincent van Gogh's time in Arles, beginning in 1888, was one of his most prolific periods, marked by a surge of creativity and the development of his distinctive, highly expressive style. During this period, he dreamed of establishing an 'Artists' Studio of the South' and painted numerous iconic landscapes and scenes of local life, experimenting with vibrant colors and bold brushwork inspired by the intense southern light.
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A Lane near Arles
Vincent van Gogh, 1888
