portrait of pere tanguy vincent van gogh

portrait of pere tanguy vincent van goghWhen Vincent Van Gogh arrived in Paris for the first time, he met one of the most delightful characters of the Parisian artistic milieu of the 1880s and 1890s, the man his painter friends affectionately called "Father Tanguy". Nicknamed the "color crusher", he ran a small color store on rue Clauzel and often accepted paintings in exchange for his wares. In this impressionnist work, the artist represents his subject in the style of the old Japanese

namely the deep darkness of the sky outside the painting

hidden under a huge golden sheet that gives a dimension of eternity to the couple that it encloses and protects: on the side of the man

The liveliness of the colours gives an impression of the painting's swarming

Claude Monet's water lilies are the artist's most spectacular works

This work by Johannes Vermeer has been the subject of numerous studies over the last few centuries concerning the place of science

Vassily describes the circle as a "cosmic link" and a "synthesis of great contrasts"

which is under construction

which had played a negligible role in his paintings in recent years

like Eve installed under the tree of sin

the colors are not mixed but juxtaposed by small touches

and irises on the banks

The flamboyant monument seems to be ready to break apart under pressure from the ground and the two roads that surround it