The world of Van Gogh ArlesYellow House, Room, Sunflowers and Night Café show Arles' project in all its scope: founding an artists' home, decorating it, inhabiting it and also experiencing its tension.
February 1888Arrival of Van Gogh in Arles
October 1888Arrival of Gauguin at the Yellow House
May 1889Departure for Saint-Rémy
2,100 €Works created by Van Gogh - overall estimate
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February 1888 - May 1889 · color, Yellow house and workshop in the South
Yellow House, Room, Sunflowers and Night Café show Arles' project in all its scope: founding an artists' home, decorating it, inhabiting it and also experiencing its tension.
Van Gogh arrived in Arles in February 1888 in search of light and a new beginning. He rented the Yellow House and imagined a workshop in the South where artists would work together. The Sunflowers are designed to decorate Gauguin's room, transforming yellow into welcome and program. The Room in Arles deliberately simplifies perspective, furniture and color in order to express rest, even if the space seems slightly unstable. The Yellow House shows the building in Arles in its real neighborhood, near the railway tracks. The Night Café uses red, green and yellow to describe a nocturnal interior that Van Gogh wants charged with almost oppressive emotional power. The arrival of Gauguin, their joint work and the crisis of December 1888 reveal the fragility of the collective project. The "Van Gogh Arles" selection notably compares La Maison jaune and La Chambre de Van Gogh in Arles. Its reading favors composition.
Arles is where Van Gogh wants to make a house out of color - and discovers that a house does not guarantee community.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Van Gogh arrived in Arles in February 1888 in search of light and a new beginning. He rented the Yellow House and imagined a workshop in the South where artists would work together. The Sunflowers are designed to decorate Gauguin's room, transforming yellow into a welcome and a program. The Room in Arles deliberately simplifies perspective, furniture and color in order to express rest, even if the space seems slightly unstable. The Yellow House shows the building in its real neighborhood, near the railway line. The Night Café uses red, green and yellow to describe a nocturnal interior that Van Gogh wants charged with almost oppressive emotional power. Gauguin's arrival, their joint work and the crisis of December 1888 reveal the fragility of the collective project.
Discover Provence
Orchards, bridges and fields broaden the color. This milestone illuminates the "Van Gogh Arles" collection by favoring composition.
Build the Yellow House
Room, Sunflowers and portraits prepare the workshop.
Getting through the crisis
Hospital, self-portraits and gardens prolong the work.
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Yellow wall
Color transforms a real address into an emblem. This trait guides a reading of "Van Gogh Arles" centered on composition.
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Slanted bed
The Chamber appears simple but resists a stable outlook.
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Welcome bouquet
Sunflowers connect decoration and hoped-for friendship.
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Red versus green
Night Coffee uses the complementary as emotional tension.
Explore by universe
Compare four pieces from the Arles project
Facade, bedroom, bouquet and café tell of a home as much as a state of color.
House01
Found a place
The building must make a community possible.
For the project. Reading of "Van Gogh Arles" through composition.Bedroom02
Painting rest
Simplification expresses calm without perfect stability.
For the intimateSunflowers03
Decorate the reception
The bouquet awaits Gauguin in a yellow range.
For friendshipCoffee04
Express tension
Red and green give the night an inner violence.
For the cityThe Yellow House gives an address to the collective project05
The Yellow House
Facade, street and railway line locate the South workshop in the real city.
Landmark work by Van Gogh ArlesThe Bedroom simplifies the space for painting rest06
Van Gogh's Room in Arles
Furniture, outline and unstable perspective build a desired intimacy.
Landmark work by Van Gogh Arles
Works to discover
Four works by Van Gogh in Arles
The selection brings together the Yellow House, the Room, the Sunflowers and the Night Café.
Each painting is made in oil on canvas by a specialized artist, then checked with you before shipping.
From the work to your interior
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Choice of workSubject, orientation and dimensions adapted to your wall.
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Oil paintingManual production, layer after layer.
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Photo validationYou examine the finished table.
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RetouchingAdjustments remain possible before sending.
Each reproduction is unique. Slight variations of touch and material testify to the painter's manual work.
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Choosing a reproduction of Arles
Light or brown wood frame, neutral light. Respect the proportions specific to each version of the Chamber and the Sunflowers.
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