The world of Van Gogh Self-PortraitVan Gogh's self-portraits are a laboratory of color, touch and identity where each variation records a moment in his artistic life.
1886 - 1889Main period of self-portraits
Paris - ArlesDecisive transformation of the palette
1888Self-portrait dedicated to Gauguin
°35 self-portraitsCorpus painted by Van Gogh, historical overall estimate
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Paris, Arles and Saint-Rémy · 1886 -1889
Van Gogh's self-portraits are a laboratory of color, touch and identity where each variation records a moment in his artistic life.
Vincent van Gogh painted the majority of his self-portraits between 1886 and 1889. Unable to always pay for models, he used his own face to study skin tones, complementary contrasts and touches. In Paris, hats, pointillist backgrounds and Japanese prints accompany the clarification of his palette. In Arles, the self-portrait dedicated to Gauguin asserts an artist's identity; after the crisis of December 1888, the bandaged ear became one testimony without heroic staging. In Saint-Rémy, the swirling lines at the back respond to a more tense face. Around thirty-five painted self-portraits allow us to follow this exceptional evolution. The selection " Self-portrait Van Gogh" notably compares Portrait of himself in Japanese print - Van Gogh and Self-portrait - Vincent van Gogh. His reading favors details.
Van Gogh does not paint himself to establish a stable appearance: each self-portrait becomes an experience of color and a new definition of the painter.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Paris becomes a facial workshop
Van Gogh experiments with light backgrounds, pointillism, hats and colorful contrasts. This milestone illuminates the "Van Gogh Self-Portrait" collection by prioritizing details.
The artist asserts his identity in Arles
Japanese simplification and the relationship with Gauguin give the portraits a symbolic significance.
Face carries the test and continuity of work
Bandaged ear and swirling backgrounds combine vulnerability, lucidity and persistence of the painting.
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Directional key
Brushstrokes follow the face, beard, clothing and background. This line guides a reading of "Van Gogh Self-Portrait" focused on details.
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Complementary colors
Blues, oranges, greens and reds give the portrait an intense vibration.
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Artist Accessories
Hats, blouse, palette or print specify a chosen identity.
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Uncompromising look
Frontality avoids idealization and makes you feel tired, focused or challenged.
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Six readings specific to Van Gogh Self-Portrait
Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a route exclusively devoted to Van Gogh Self-Portrait.
Japonism01
The print behind the painter
The Japanese background places the self-portrait in the influences that renew its vision.
For a colorful interior. Reading "Van Gogh Self-Portrait" through details.Paris02
The face as a chromatic study
Short, complementary keys construct the model without a closed drawing.
For an officeWithout beard03
A late and stripped-down image
The clear face and the restrained palette give a more fragile presence.
For an intimate workBandaged ear04
Painting after the crisis
The bandage and winter coat demonstrate a stubborn return to work.
For an iconic portraitFelt hat05
The Parisian Artist
The headgear and rhythmic background combine character and technical experimentation.
For a warm roomGauguin06
A portrait offered as a manifesto
Shaved head, slanted gaze and light background construct the image of the painter-monk.
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