Vincent van Gogh · March 1885 · Nuenen, Netherlands
Peasant head in white hat, F131Reproduction of oil painting on canvas
Seen in profile, a peasant woman in a white hat stands out against a purplish-brown background. The light fabric forms a rounded mass around the skull, while the face and bodice are constructed in a warm range of ocher and earth.
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Peasant head in white hat, F131Vincent van Gogh · March 1885 · Woodone Museum of Art, Hatsukaichi
March 1885Dating
41 × 35 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvas mounted on panelOriginal technique
Woodone Museum of Art, HatsukaichiConservation
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Look at the work
A bright cap above a concentrated profile
The model looks to the left. The cap occupies almost the entire top of the painting and its long attachment goes down to the nape of the neck; the bust forms a diagonal which goes up towards the face.
The skin is worked with small orange and brown touches. The mauve background, the earthy garment and the cream headdress create three simple areas that make the silhouette immediately readable.
Peasant's Head with White Cap F131/JH685 is an oil on canvas mounted on a 41 × 35 cm panel, painted in Nuenen in March 1885. It is kept at the Woodone Museum of Art in Japan.
Composition, touch and color
Three observations specific to this painting
F131 is one of the studies of peasant heads through which Van Gogh seeks accuracy of form and values. It is distinguished by its left profile, its large round cap and its purplish-brown background.
01
The hat dominates the mass of the portrait
Its light shape surrounds the skull like a single volume. A few purple and gray folds are enough to suggest its texture.
02
The bust sets up a diagonal
The shoulder rises from the lower right edge towards the neck. This slope opposes a stable base to the narrower profile.
03
The values remain deliberately close together
Face, background and clothing are all medium to dark in tone; only the hat captures a clearer light.
Documented benchmarks
Precisely identify the original work
Catalogues raisonnés describe F131/JH685 as an oil on canvas mounted on a 41 × 35 cm panel, painted in Nuenen in March 1885 and kept at the Woodone Museum of Art.
Identity
F131 and JH685
The left-facing profile and the very rounded cap make it possible to distinguish this version from those of Bern and Zurich.
Study
Painting form through values
Van Gogh constructs the face by the intensity of browns, oranges and grays rather than a regular outline design.
Conservation
Woodone Museum of Art
The work is kept in Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima Prefecture, in the collection of the Woodone Museum of Art.
The copy must retain the large white cap, the left profile, the fasteners on the nape of the neck, the purplish-brown background and the calm diagonal of the bodice.
The large rounded white hat
The profile facing left
The attachment descending to the nape of the neck
The brown ocher face
The purple and earthy background
Work sheet
Title
Peasant head in white hat, F131
Artist
Vincent van Gogh (1853 -1890)
Date
March 1885
Place of creation
Nuenen, Netherlands
Original technique
Oil on canvas mounted on panel
Dimensions
41 × 35 cm
Inventory
F131 · JH685
Conservation
Woodone Museum of Art, Hatsukaichi
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In your interior
A warm study in cream, mauve and earth
This soft vertical is suitable for a bedroom, office or reading corner. Powder tones match linen, oak and gray beige walls.
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