I n February 1888, it took Vincent van Gogh 18 hours to reach Arles from Paris by train. Once there, he found a room at the Hotel Carrel just inside the city’s medieval walls and began to paint.

Arles in southern France is where Van Gogh became stranded in 1888. It is home to the hospital where his ear was treated and a roundabout where his home - the Yellow House - once stood.

I n February 1888, it took Vincent van Gogh 18 hours to reach Arles from Paris by train. Once there, he found a room at the Hotel Carrel just inside the city’s medieval walls and began to paint ...

A new exhibition at Fondation Vincent van Gogh Arles is now further illuminating the celebrated Rhône nightscape, which predates the painter’s most well-known composition, The Starry Night (1889).

In the winter of 1888, Vincent Van Gogh came to the conclusion that he could no longer live and paint in Paris. ... Van Gogh headed for Arles, a small city in Provence. The winding streets of Arles.

a strange Dutchman, aspiring artist Vincent van Gogh. During his 15-month stay in the city of Arles, Vincent would paint more than 200 paintings that captured the people and places he encountered.

His other recent books include Living with Vincent van Gogh: The Homes & Landscapes that shaped the Artist (White Lion Publishing 2019, UK and US), which provides an overview of the artist’s life.

To Bring Van Gogh to Life, They Just Needed Sunflowers. The New York Botanical Garden’s new exhibit draws inspiration from Vincent van Gogh for a colorful explosion of 18,000 sunflowers and ...

But even artists who came to appreciate Van Gogh’s talent did not necessarily want to spend time with him. Nor did Van Gogh find a soulmate in any of them. By late July 1887, he was writing, “I’m ...