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1. www.theartnewspaper.com › 2022/04/29 › the-ten-mostThe ten most expensive Vincent van Gogh paintings

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   Apr 29, 2022 · 1. Portrait of Dr Paul Gachet, $83m, 1990. Van Gogh’s Portrait of Dr Paul Gachet (June 1890), sold for $83m at Christie’s, New York, 15 May 1990 Courtesy of Städel Museum, Frankfurt. Portrait...

2. www.artble.com › artists › vincent_van_goghVincent Van Gogh Style and Technique - artble.com

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   Vincent van Gogh painted over 30 self-portraits between the years 1886 and 1889, reflecting his ongoing pursuit of complementary color contrasts and a bolder composition. His collection of self-portraits places him among the most productive self-portraitists of all time.

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4. www.christies.com › en › artistsVincent van Gogh | Paintings and drawings for sale, auction ...

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   Browse and buy paintings and drawings by Vincent van Gogh, check auction results and learn about their history.

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   Starting in 1886-1887, van Gogh painted self-portraits, including "Self-Portrait with Grey Straw Hat" (1887) and "Self-Portrait with Grey Felt Hat" (1887). By 1888, van Gogh’s Post-Impressionist style had taken shape and resulted in masterpieces such as "Portrait of Père Tanguy" (1887) and "Self-Portrait in Front of the Easel" (1888). In ...

6. artincontext.org › van-gogh-art-styleVan Gogh Art Style – A Look at His Artistic Expressions

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   Aug 4, 2023 · What Characterizes Van Gogh’s Art Style? First and foremost, Vincent van Gogh’s art style can be identified by his distinct brush strokes, which are typically bold and expressive. The next obvious aspect of his paintings that help define his works is his use of a vibrant color palette.

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7. daily.jstor.org › why-we-connect-with-vincent-vanWhy We Connect with Vincent van Gogh’s Paintings

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   Jun 1, 2023 · Taylor argues that this new-found interest in vibrant color and form gave Van Gogh an insight into human values and the will to preserve them for posterity in a way that his previous exposure to religion and social work had not.

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   How many self portraits did Vincent van Gogh paint?

   • Vincent van Gogh painted over 30 self-portraits between the years 1886 and 1889, reflecting his ongoing pursuit of complementary color contrasts and a bolder composition. His collection of self-portraits places him among the most productive self-portraitists of all time.

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   How did Van Gogh define his art style?

   • The next obvious aspect of his paintings that help define his works is his use of a vibrant color palette. Van Gogh’s art style is also recognizable by his application of textures in his paintings. Another common feature in his paintings are the distorted and exaggerated forms.

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   Why did Vincent van Gogh love Impressionist paintings?

   • Van Gogh loved paintings by the Impressionists for their use of brilliant colors and emphasis on nature. In his early career, he blended aspects of the Impressionist style into his own work. Olive Trees with the Alpilles in the Background (1889) by Vincent van Gogh; Vincent van Gogh, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

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   What is the most expensive Van Gogh painting?

   • 1. Portrait of Dr Paul Gachet, $83m, 1990 Portrait of Dr Paul Gachet still holds the record for the most expensive Van Gogh, although it sold as long ago as 1990. At Christie’s it fetched $83m, then the highest auction price for a work by any artist. With inflation, it would be equivalent to $180m today.

   The ten most expensive Vincent van Gogh paintings - The Art Newspaper

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   Why is Vincent van Gogh famous?

   • Vincent van Gogh is famous for experimenting with materials and techniques when making his paintings. He used pigments in his paintings which had just recently surfaced in the art market, during a time when his artistic career was growing and starting to gain momentum. Van Gogh strove for a sense of luminosity in his paintings.

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   How did Van Gogh learn to draw in the Borinage?

   • Another noticeable echo recalls the way that Van Gogh trained himself to draw in the Borinage by copying black-and-white prints after famous works of art. “Then in 1889 in Saint-Rémy [in southern France where Van Gogh institutionalised himself at the end of his life] he picks that up again – except this time producing colourful paintings.

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9. www.bbc.com › culture › articleVan Gogh and the decision that changed art history - BBC

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   Jan 27, 2015 · In 1878 Van Gogh was a struggling would-be preacher. At his lowest ebb, he began to draw. Alastair Sooke looks back at this pivotal moment in history.