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VAN GOGH tapestry - Starry Night (approx. 140 x 100 cm)
REF : VVG-TAPI-01
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Dimensions : 140 x 100 cm (55" x 39.4")
Because of the traditional, non automated, realization,
the measurements are approximate and are given for information only.
Some variations can exist from a model to an other.
Composition : 100% Coton
Dry clean only
You will find in each tapestry and cusion cover the wealth of an exclusive point of weaving, and the quality of a unique knowledge, using noble materials such as wool and cotton, weaved on true original Jacquard looms.
Made in Flanders in the famous tradition of master weavers in this region.
Beautiful finishes.
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Vincent Van Gogh
Additional cultural and artistic information about the artist
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Main works
The Irises, The Sunflowers, The Café Terrace at Night on the Place du Forum in Arles, Self-portrait, Vincent's Bedroom in Arles, The Starry Night.
Artistic movements
Post-Impressionism tends toward Naturalism in its subjects. It foreshadows Fauvism.
Inspiration, influence
Millet and Delacroix, for composition and naturalism. Anton Mauve who was his master for technique, and Hiroshige for the painter's approach to nature...
His contemporaries
He shared the Post-Impressionism period with Cézanne or Gauguin, then the Pre-Expressionism period with Munch or Ensor. Each of these artists in their own way bridged the transition between visual impressions (Monet or Renoir) and the expressions of feelings (Schiele or Kokoschka).
To keep in mind
Van Gogh is the quintessential cursed artist... He is one of the essential links in the evolution of art, but it will take historians to establish this fact. His contemporaries almost completely missed the Van Gogh Revolution!
To go further
If the role of Theo Van Gogh, Vincent's brother, is well known, the role of his widow Johanna Bonger (Theo died one year after Vincent) is much less known. Yet, it was she who succeeded in recognizing the work of her brother-in-law, organizing the first exhibitions as early as 1898 in the Netherlands, having Vincent's correspondence published... She greatly contributed to the legend of Vincent!