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Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear and Pipe, February 1889, (1947). Creator: Vincent van Gogh
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Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear and Pipe, February 1889, (1947). Creator: Vincent van Gogh
Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear and Pipe, February 1889, (1947). Van Gogh (1853-1890) had cut off his ear with a razor during one of his periods of mental illness. Painting in a private collection. From " Vincent Van Gogh", by Ludwig Goldscheider and Wilhelm Uhde. [Phaidon Press Ltd, Oxford and London, 1947]
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The print captures Vincent van Gogh's iconic "Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear and Pipe" from February 1889. This self-portrait was created during a tumultuous period in the artist's life when he cut off his own earlobe with a razor due to his mental illness. The painting is currently held in a private collection. Van Gogh, known for his vibrant and expressive style, depicts himself wearing bandages around his head, covering the wound where his ear used to be. Despite the physical suffering depicted in this self-portrait, there is an undeniable honesty and rawness that emanates from Van Gogh's gaze. Dressed in dark clothing and donning a hat, Van Gogh presents himself as a serious and contemplative figure. Holding onto a tobacco pipe, he appears deep in thought or perhaps seeking solace through smoking. This post-impressionist masterpiece showcases Van Gogh's ability to convey emotion through color and brushstrokes. The use of bold colors adds intensity to the portrait while capturing the artist's inner turmoil. Through this powerful image, we catch a glimpse into Van Gogh's personal struggles with mental health and witness how art became both an outlet for expression and a means of coping with his suffering. It serves as a reminder of the profound impact that artists can have on our understanding of human emotions and experiences throughout history.
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