This stunning self-portrait belongs to the famous but
depressed Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890), whose work was not sold until
his death day. It was created in 1889 and it is currently shown at the Courtald
Institute Gallery in France.
As you can see on the picture beside, van Gogh was an
impressionist painter. The image has been created with lots of rough
brush-strokes and it seems to be vaguely painted. Brown, yellow and orange
watercolours are the predominant ones.
On the photo we are able to portray the one-eared redhead
European wearing a black woolen hat and a smooth coat. At the background, as
well, we can distinguish another artist’s work, an easel and a canvas.
In short, a real MASTERPIECE!
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