Fig. 3 Van Gogh, The Painter on the Road to Tarascon and diagramEach tree trunk resembles the upright of a Cross with the horizontal bar formed, not by the horizon, but by two distant yellow wheat fields, just below it.2 The crosses with their yellow cross-bars are incredibly subtle, ...
Van Gogh,On the Road to Tarascon(July 1888) Oil on canvas. Stolen by Nazis; destroyed. Click image to enlarge. This unusual self-portrait by Van Gogh depicts him, as he himself wrote, "laden with boxes, props, and canvas on the sunny road to Tarascon” in southern France.{ref1} Ever...
## Painter on the Road to Tarascon, August 1888 (destroyed by fire in the Second World War) 去往塔拉斯孔路上的画家 1888 (Vincent Willem van Gogh, 文森特·梵高) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_van_Gogh#/media/File:Vincent_Van_Gogh_0013.jpg ![img](./figures/04-12-painter-on-th...
"STELLA.--Three of the four, our mansion left at dawn.One, Martha, took the road to Tarascon; Lazarus and Maximin to Massily;but one remained (the fairest of the three), who asked us, if i' the woods or mountains near, there chanced to be some cavern lone and drear; where she...
He spent days on it—he who could paint a portrait in an hour. When he finished it, he was satisfied. “I think,” he boasted to Theo, “that you will be able to put this canvas beside some of Monticelli’s landscapes.” Monticelli was an eccentric painter from Marseille—dead since...
The electrodes, which were flat disks, were mounted normal to the observer axis, so that the side facing the bulk of the electrolyte (ion supply) was on top, i.e., represented in the map. The current collector (electron supply) was on the opposite end, away from the observer. The sam...
road. Whoever goes on this road, does so by his guidance and guarding. He discovered the road in the first place and set up waymarks everywhere.” To the surprise of many Rūmī admirers, who would never accuse him of being narrow-minded, rather than being against orthodox interpretations ...
Van Gogh’s On the Road to Tarascon (1888) All Articles(Alphabetical by Artist, then Title) Unsigned paintings are not necessarily unsigned Aertsen’s Market Scene (c.1560-65) Find out how contemporary artists continue and understand the same traditions ...
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