Le Blute-Fin Mill
1886 Museum de Fundatie
About this artwork
This painting depicts the Blute-Fin mill in Montmartre, Paris, a popular spot for entertainment at the time, capturing a lively scene of people ascending and descending stairs. It reflects Van Gogh's early period in Paris, showcasing his evolving style.
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When Van Gogh moved to Paris in 1886, he discovered the vibrant artistic scene and began to lighten his palette. This painting is from his early Parisian period, where he often depicted scenes of Montmartre, including its windmills and cafes, moving away from the darker tones of his Dutch period and exploring new subjects and colors.
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Le Blute-Fin Mill
Vincent van Gogh, 1886
