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A group of peasants eating a simple lunch is depicted in one of Van Gogh's early paintings, demonstrating his interest in capturing the hard reality of rural life.
An image of Van Gogh's rented house in Arles, where he and his friend Paul Gauguin intended to start an artist community.
A striking interior view of a café in Arles, with vivid colors and intense lighting that evoke a sense of unease.
A poignant self-portrait painted after Van Gogh famously cut off part of his ear, highlighting his troubled mental state.
A lively portrayal of a café in Arles at night, with patrons enjoying the evening under the glowing lights.
One of Van Gogh's last paintings, showing a dramatic and foreboding landscape with dark crows flying over a wheat field.
A beautiful representation of irises in a garden, created while Van Gogh was at the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole asylum in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence.
An intimate depiction of Van Gogh's bedroom in Arles, characterized by its bold colors and simplistic, yet expressive style.
A colorful sequence of works that highlights Van Gogh's obsession with the color yellow and depicts sunflowers in vases.
One of Van Gogh's most well-known pieces, it shows a calm village with a huge cypress tree in the foreground against a swirling night sky.