Vincent van Gogh Impressionist Oil Painting “Langlois Bridge at Arles”

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“The Langlois Bridge at Arles” aka “Drawbridge with Lady with Parasol” is among Vincent van Gogh's most popular paintings. Vincent painted this in Arles in May 1888, three months after leaving Paris where he had painted more than 200 pictures. He had moved to Arles because he was attracted by the bright light of southern France and the warmth of the colors. At the time of this painting he was already

Vincent van Gogh, The Langlois Bridge at Arles | Drawbridge with Lady with Parasol, 1888, oil on canvas, oil on canvas, 19.5 x 25.2 in / 49.5 x 64 cm, US$250

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living in the right wing of his famous “The Yellow House” which he painted in September. Other famous pictures he painted the same year include “Cafe Terrace at Night”, his second most popular painting ever, as well as “Sower with Setting Sun (June)”, “Sower with Setting Sun (November)”, “Park with a Couple and a Blue Fir Tree”, “Majolica Jar with Branches of Oleander”, “The Trinquetaille Bridge”, “Vincent's Chair with Pipe”, and “Gauguin's Chair with Books and Candle”.

It was December of 1888 that Vincent reportedly attempted to attack Paul Gauguin with a razor and later cut off the lower part of his left ear which he wrapped and gave to a prostitute in a brothel. Vincent van Gogh worked as an artist for only ten years and six of those were as an apprentice. Only Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Pablo Picasso are more popular. However, he is the only one of these all time favorites that painted pictures that “would bring some light into the houses of the poor." Most of the world's other top painters catered to rich patrons and powerful clients, creating art work for the elite few to buy in expensive exhibitions. We offer you this painting to help fulfill Vincent's vision and
mission of creating “art for all”. Vincent van Gogh worked as an artist for only ten years and six of those were as an apprentice. Only Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Pablo Picasso are more popular. However, he is the only one of these all time favorites that painted pictures that “would bring some light into the houses of the poor.” Most of the world's other top painters catered to rich patrons and powerful clients, creating art work for the elite few to buy in expensive exhibitions. We offer you this painting to help fulfill Vincent's vision and mission of creating “art for all”.

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