La Mousmé, F431 - Vincent van Gogh

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Vincent van Gogh · July 1888 · Arles

La Mousmé, F431Reproduction of oil painting on canvas

A young Arlesian woman holds a oleander branch, dressed in a red and blue striped bodice and an orange polka dot skirt in front of a sea green background.

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La Mousmé F431 de Vincent van Gogh, National Gallery of Art Washington
La Mousmé, F431Vincent van Gogh · July 1888 · National Gallery of Art, Washington
July 1888Dating
73.3 × 60.3 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvasOriginal technique
National Gallery of Art, WashingtonConservation
A real paintingThe canvas is hand painted, never printed.
Made to orderEach copy is created individually.
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A Provençal portrait dreamed of across Japan

The word "mousmé" comes from the novel Madame Chrysanthème by Pierre Loti and designates a young Japanese woman. Van Gogh does not, however, paint a Japanese model: he gives this title to an Arlesian whose youth, very colorful outfit and restrained pose evoke his ideal of Japan.

The curved wooden armchair draws a large black circle behind the body. The vertically striped bodice meets a blue skirt strewn with orange polka dots; the face and hands are shaped by touches of pink, green and yellow. The flowered branch discreetly connects the two hands.

The portrait associates a real person from Arles with an imaginary construction nourished by Japanese prints and contemporary literature.

Composition, touch and color

Three observations specific to this painting

The complementary red-green and blue-orange, as well as the striped and punctuated patterns, give the portrait its intensity without distracting attention from the gaze.

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A garment in two rhythms

The stripes of the bodice lengthen the bust; the orange polka dots of the skirt, on the contrary, create a vibrant and expansive surface.

02

A sprig of oleander

The pale flowers bring a delicate detail to the center of the skirt and connect the young woman to the Mediterranean garden.

03

An almost empty bottom

Water green describes no interior. It isolates the silhouette like a solid color in a print and reinforces the reds of the garment.

Documented benchmarks

Precisely identify the original work

Accession 1963.10.151 and references F431/JH1519 identify the portrait of Washington, painted in Arles in July 1888.

Title

A word from Pierre Loti

Van Gogh borrowed "mousmé" from Madame Chrysanthème, a very popular novel which contributed to the French fascination with Japan.

Project

The modern portrait

He considered portraiture to be one of the deepest ways to achieve emotion and sought expression through color rather than academic modeling.

Collection

Chester Dale

Acquired by Chester Dale in 1929, the painting was bequeathed in 1963 to the National Gallery of Art.

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Your reproduction

What the painter must preserve

The painter must preserve the balance of the face, the sharpness of the textile patterns and the small colored variations of the skin.

  • The red ribbon in the hair
  • The red and blue stripes of the bodice
  • The golden buttons lined up
  • Orange polka dots on the blue skirt
  • The oleander branch held on the knees

Work sheet

Title La Mousmé, F431
Artist Vincent van Gogh (1853 -1890)
Date July 1888
Place of creation Arles
Original technique Oil on canvas
Dimensions 73.3 × 60.3 cm
Inventory National Gallery of Art 1963.10.151 · F431 · JH1519
Conservation National Gallery of Art, Washington
Your reproduction Handmade oil painting on canvas

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In your interior

A graphic portrait with complementary colors

The vertical format is suitable for a bedroom, office or living room. Water green, blue and terracotta combine with black wood, brass and plain textiles.

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Is this a canvas print?

No. Each reproduction is manually painted in oil on canvas. Brushstrokes and material variations belong to the final result.

How is the visual reference chosen?

The National Gallery of Art's open image was reduced to 2,453 × 3,000 px and then converted to WebP, without artificial enlargement.

Can I check the result before shipping?

Yes. Photographs of the finished painting are sent to you; you can request alterations before validating the shipment.

Are custom formats possible?

Yes. The format can be adapted to your wall while maintaining the proportions and balance of the original composition.

La Mousmé, F431, painted for your interior

An oil painting reproduction on canvas made individually, verified in photos and adjustable before shipping.

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