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Timber sale (vente de bois) par Gogh, Vincent, van (1853-1890)
FIA5404415 Timber sale (vente de bois) par Gogh, Vincent, van (1853-1890). Chalk, watercolor, pen and ink on paper, size : 34, 9x44, 8, 1884, Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam by Gogh, Vincent van (1853-90); Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Photo eFine Art Images; Dutch, out of copyright
Media ID 23732964
© Fine Art Images / Bridgeman Images
Trunk Of Tree Wood Panel External View Netherlands Holland Dutch Several People
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Mug Size is 8.1cm high x 9.6cm diameter (3.2" x 3.8")
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This print captures Vincent van Gogh's "Timber Sale (vente de bois)" artwork in all its intricate detail. Created in 1884, this piece showcases the artist's mastery of various mediums such as chalk, watercolor, pen and ink on paper. The size of the artwork is 34.9x44.8 cm and it is currently housed at the prestigious Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. The external view depicted in this image transports us to a bygone era, specifically the 19th century Netherlands. We witness a bustling scene where several people gather for a timber sale auction. The architecture surrounding them adds an air of grandeur to the setting, emphasizing the significance of this trade. Van Gogh's attention to detail shines through as he meticulously portrays each wood panel and trunk of tree with precision and depth. The use of different artistic techniques brings life to every stroke on paper, showcasing his unique style that has captivated art enthusiasts for generations. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork captured by Bridgeman Images, we are reminded not only of van Gogh's immense talent but also his ability to immortalize everyday scenes with profound beauty. This print allows us to appreciate the historical context behind "Timber Sale (vente de bois)" while marveling at van Gogh's artistic genius that continues to inspire artists and admirers alike around the world.
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