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Blues, greens, reds and oranges alternate in dots and small dashes. Their density creates a vibrant depth without decoration or horizon line.
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Vincent van Gogh · Spring 1887 · Paris
Van Gogh represents himself in a bust, his face slightly turned and his gaze directed towards the viewer. His red beard, green eyes and dark jacket emerge from a blue-green background dotted with red and orange dots.
Look at the work
The light head occupies the top of the composition, while the triangular bust widens to the lower edge. The contours of the face remain firm, but the jacket and the background fragment into hundreds of touches.
The red and blue dots become denser around the hair and shoulders. The green eyes, placed almost on the horizontal axis of the painting, become the most stable point in the middle of this vibration.
Painted in Paris in the spring of 1887, this Self-portrait is an oil on artist's cardboard mounted on a panel measuring 41 × 32.5 cm. Work F345/JH1249 is kept at the Art Institute of Chicago under number 1954.326.
Composition, touch and color
The Art Institute directly links the tight touch of this portrait to the discovery of Georges Seurat's pointillism. Van Gogh, however, transformed the optical method into personal writing, more nervous and expressive.
Blues, greens, reds and oranges alternate in dots and small dashes. Their density creates a vibrant depth without decoration or horizon line.
Reds, oranges and yellows build the hairs in separate touches. Faced with the surrounding blue-green, the lower face gains an almost luminous intensity.
Red brown, black, green and blue fit together in chevrons and dashes. The garment remains readable while sharing the rhythm of the background.
Documented benchmarks
Number 1954.326 and references F345/JH1249 identify the Chicago pointillist self-portrait. Its support is prepared cardboard, today mounted on a panel fitted with a reinforcing frame.
The museum recalls that Van Gogh painted himself very often during his two years in Paris, a period when he did not always have paid models.
Van Gogh adopted dots and small touches after seeing Neo-Impressionist research, but he varied their size and direction to intensify the presence of the face.
Among the reds, blues and oranges, the two eyes remain precisely drawn. The museum presents them as the anchor of the entire composition.
Your reproduction
The copy must preserve the severe design of the face, the green eyes, the orange beard, the blue-green range of the background and the difference in rhythm between dots, dashes and oblique touches.
| Title | Self-portrait, F345 |
|---|---|
| Artist | Vincent van Gogh (1853 -1890) |
| Date | Spring 1887 |
| Place of creation | Paris |
| Original technique | Oil on artist's cardboard mounted on panel |
| Dimensions | 41 × 32.5 cm |
| Inventory | F345 · JH1249 · 1954.326 |
| Conservation | Art Institute of Chicago |
| Your reproduction | Handmade oil painting on canvas |
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