Van Gogh created his works from his soul, his worldview. His painting and his literature, found in his letters to his brother Theo, are inseparable from each other. Each of his paintings was accompanied by a sort of essay in which he delved into the meanings and motives of his art.
Autoportrait au chapeau de feutre gris
«Vincent Van Gogh»
1888
Autoportrait with bandaged ear
«Vincent Van Gogh»
1889
Starry Night
«Vincent Van Gogh»
1889
Van Gogh had a unique, inimitable attitude towards the world, painting, and color. Color for him was an activity of influence, he cared about color tone like nothing else. His unique pictorial-coloristic language was structured by brushstroke, making his works truly unique.
The stroke became not just a way of applying paint to canvas, it became a plot, an impression, a brush movement. This combination of movement with a stroke created a powerful sensation of life, rampant in each of his paintings.
Café terrace at night
«Vincent Van Gogh»
1888
Arles with Irises
«Vincent Van Gogh»
1888
Irises
«Vincent Van Gogh»
1889
One of Van Gogh’s key tasks as an artist was to describe the smallest nuances of his feelings, excitement, evoked by life, nature, communication. He sought to convey his impressions of the world in the most emotional and expressive way.
Sunflowers
«Vincent Van Gogh»
1889
Wheatfield with Crows
«Vincent Van Gogh»
1890
Irises
«Vincent Van Gogh»
1889
As we close this reflection on Van Gogh’s legacy, it’s heartening to know that his unique approach to art has inspired many. You can explore and purchase paintings from contemporary artists who carry forward Van Gogh’s great artistic manners on our website.
Terekhin Vladimir
«Fantastic landscape»
Oil, canvas 1,950 €
Chernukhin Goraciy
«Spring»
Oil, canvas 4,650 €
Kovalchuk Evgeniy
«Golden masterpiece»
Oil, canvas 5,000 €
