ファン・ゴッホの絵画（Vincent van Gogh paintings）

Vincent Willem van Gogh (30 March 1853-29 July 1890) is a Dutch post-impressionist painter. It had a great influence on contemporary art, such as forvisum and expressionism.

On March 30, 1853, Van Gogh was born as the eldest son in the pastor's house in the village of Zundert in the Netherlands.
From 1869 to 1876, he worked for the Paris art dealers Gupil. I then worked as a teacher assistant in London. Since 1878, he has been evangelizing as an evangelist in Belgium and the Netherlands. I was frustrated with the work. I decided to become a painter as a means of entrusting the emotional inner world filled with anxiety and religious feelings. The younger brother Theo, who was a painter, began to provide financial support for his brother.
In 1880, 27-year-old Van Gogh began to practice painting in Brussels.
From 1882 to 1883 he was guided by Anton Mauve, a Dutch Hague realist painter.
Van Gogh's early works were influenced by The Hague and Barbizon factions, abandoning the inherent colors and depicting the simple life of the farmers in dark tones.
From 1886, he relied on his brother Theo to Paris, where he met Emile Bernard and Toulouse-Lautrec at the Fernand-Cormont art school in Montmartre. After that, I started to interact with Gauguin.
Despite being influenced by Impressionism and New Impressionism, he created his own style with intense color expression through emotions rather than just looking.

In February 1888, I went to Arles, South France, where Van Gogh ’s masterpieces “Sunflower”, “Café Terrace at Night”, “Yellow House”, “Starry Night on the Rhone River” and so on were created one after another.
He lived with Gauguin for nine weeks from October 23, 1888, but Gauguin left Arles in the famous ear-opening case. Van Gogh was then housed in Arles Municipal Hospital.

From May 1889, I went to a mental hospital in Saint-Remy for one year. Therefore, we made Van Gogh's most famous works, “Starry Night” and “Hitosugi”. Established a unique style of swell.

July 27, 1890 Shot himself with a handgun. I died two days later.


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