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Vincent van Gogh · 1889

Vincent van Gogh: 1853–1890

Selected works

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Post-impressionismNetherlands

Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch painter whose career developed through work in the Netherlands, Belgium and France. In Antwerp he studied art and encountered Japanese prints; after moving to Paris in 1886, contact with artists including Gauguin and Seurat helped transform his use of colour. He settled in Arles in 1888 and later worked in Saint-Rémy. His paintings use strong colour and visible brushwork to give familiar subjects an expressive intensity. Artline's selection includes a bedroom, a self-portrait, trees, a wheat field and flowers. Together these works offer several ways to look at his treatment of interiors, landscape and still life.

Influenced by

  • Japanese printsdocumented
    Evidence

    The National Gallery records Van Gogh’s interest in Japanese prints during his Antwerp period.

    • National Gallery, Londoninfluences

      The National Gallery records Van Gogh’s interest in Japanese prints during his Antwerp period.

Later influence

Connections are still being researched.

Sources & research notes 17
  • Wikidata (CC0)authority enrichment

    Wikidata CC0: aliases, short description and non-deprecated P135 movement associations. No influence claims inferred. Review required.

  • Austrian museum collections: independent authority researchauthority identity and dates

    See the linked source for supporting information.

  • National Gallery, Londonbiography

    Original concise biography based on this museum account, with observations about Artline’s selected works.

  • National Gallery of Artcatalogue authority

    NGA stable constituent ID 1349; source display: Dutch, 1853 - 1890. Existing editorial identity and biography retained; new activity interval uses dated selected works, not invented life dates.

  • National Gallery, Londongeography

    Geographic affiliations reviewed against the museum biography; country labels are modern reference geography, not claims of historical citizenship.

  • Museum authority country reviewgeography

    Country affiliation: Netherlands (NL).

  • National Gallery, Londonidentity

    Artist identity reviewed against this museum biography.

  • Pantheon 2025 — Datawheel (CC BY-SA 4.0)identity

    Pantheon 2025 by Datawheel, CC BY-SA 4.0; Yu et al. (2016), Scientific Data 2:150075, doi:10.1038/sdata.2015.75. Adapted selection ranked by HPI; popularity is not artistic quality. Source dates are not independently reviewed; existing editorial dates are preserved.

  • National Gallery, Londonmovements

    Primary movement is an editorial classification within Artline’s existing taxonomy, informed by this account of the artist’s period and practice.

  • Museum authority country reviewmuseum country review 20260913

    Country affiliation: Netherlands (NL).

  • Statens Museum for Kunst (SMK)museum creator record

    Museum creator metadata: Vincent van Gogh; source biography: . Source authority ID: 1426_person. No nationality, popularity or current display inferred.

  • Tate Collection metadata (October 2014 snapshot)museum creator record

    Museum creator metadata: Vincent van Gogh; source biography: 1853–1890. Source authority ID: 1182. No nationality, popularity or current display inferred.

  • Pantheon 2025 — Datawheel (CC BY-SA 4.0)ranking

    Pantheon 2025 by Datawheel, CC BY-SA 4.0; Yu et al. (2016), Scientific Data 2:150075, doi:10.1038/sdata.2015.75. Adapted selection ranked by HPI; popularity is not artistic quality. Source dates are not independently reviewed; existing editorial dates are preserved.

  • Expanded artwork research — official museum evidenceround2 creator authority

    Museum creator: Vincent van Gogh; source biography: 1853–1890; identity basis: museum_authority_or_wikidata_id; source facts preserved in research_artwork_enrichments.

  • Austrian museum collections: independent authority researchsource cultural country affiliation

    See the linked source for supporting information.

  • National Gallery, Londontimeline dates

    Life dates reviewed; approximate or uncertain dates remain qualified.

  • Pantheon 2025 — Datawheel (CC BY-SA 4.0)timeline dates

    Pantheon 2025 by Datawheel, CC BY-SA 4.0; Yu et al. (2016), Scientific Data 2:150075, doi:10.1038/sdata.2015.75. Adapted selection ranked by HPI; popularity is not artistic quality. Source dates are not independently reviewed; existing editorial dates are preserved.