Van Gogh is one of the most outstanding artists in the 19th century. Van Gogh's paintings have attracted worldwide attention. Their strong color impact and vitality make his paintings popular and well-known. What are Van Gogh's most famous paintings? Let's take stock of Van Gogh's ten famous paintings!
List of Van Gogh's ten famous paintings
1. Starry night, 2. Sunflowers, 3. Iris, 4. The wheat field where crows fly, 5. The starry sky on the Rhone River, 6. Night open-air cafe, 7. Night cafe, 8. People eating potatoes, 9. Doctor garche, 10. Van Gogh's bedroom in al.
1. Starry night
Is the Dutch post impressionist painter Vincent & middot; Van & middot; It is one of Van Gogh's representative works and is now in the Museum of modern art in New York.
This painting is Van Gogh's famous painting. Many people admire it when they see it. It gives the impression that it is quiet and lively. In terms of color tone, Van Gogh uses a large area of cold and heavy colors to create a relatively quiet night. Orange in the painting adds a happy element.
2. Sunflower
I believe everyone is familiar with this painting. This painting is the symbol of Van Gogh. Many people can think of Van Gogh when they see this oil painting. It shows the characteristics of Post Impressionism very well, with strong color contrast. The sunflower petals in the painting are full of tension and bright colors.
3. Iris
Iris: a Dutch painter Vincent & middot; Van Gogh's work was created in May 1889, the year before his death. At that time, Van Gogh entered a mental hospital in saint-r & eacute; my, France, where he painted it. His works are now collected in the Paul gates Art Museum in California.
4. Crows fly in the wheat field
Crows in the rye, also known as crows in the rye, is Vincent & middot; Van Gogh's oil painting in July 1890. The picture is extremely turbulent, and the green path goes deep into the distance in the yellow wheat field, which adds anxiety and excitement. This picture shows tension and ominous omens everywhere, like a silent suicide note composed of colors and lines.
5. Stars on the Rhone
This work is Van Gogh's attempt at night scenery after the night sky. The stars in the sky and the reflection of the lights on the shore echo each other. The stars at night are surrounded by their own halo. The picture shows the distance and position of the stars through the intensity and spacing of warm light. This way of dealing with light reflects Van Gogh's unique visual aesthetics.
6. Night cafe
Caf & eacute; terras bij Nacht (French: caf & eacute; terras bij Nacht, English: cafe terrace at night) was written by Vincent & middot; Van Gogh created a cloth oil painting in September 1888, which is now collected in Crowley & middot; Muller Museum (Otero, the Netherlands).
The painting is the first part of Van Gogh's star trilogy. It depicts the outdoor scenery of a cafe in Arles. The warm and bright yellow lights in the room are sprinkled on the cobblestone square outside. In the dark blue night sky, the stars twinkle like bright lights. The whole picture forms a sharp contrast with the interior view of the cafe described by the painter, with bright colors and a warm and comfortable atmosphere.
7. Night cafe
This painting was created by Van Gogh in Provence, France in September 1888. It is currently collected in Keller & middot, Netherlands; The Miller museum is one of Van Gogh's ten famous paintings.
8. Potato eater
This work shows the hard work of a poor family. There are only potatoes on the dinner table. This painting was created in 1885 and is currently collected in the van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
9. Dr. Gacher
This painting is an oil painting created in June 1890 and is currently collected in the Orsay Museum in Paris. This is a portrait painted by Van Gogh for the doctor who takes care of himself. At present, this painting is an expensive art in the world.
10. Van Gogh is in Al's bedroom
This painting is an oil painting created by Van Gogh in 1889. It uses bright colors, extraordinary perspective effects and friendly themes. It is a popular painting and is currently collected in the Orsay Museum in Paris.