National Gallery's Van Gogh Exhibition Explores Arles and Beyond

The exhibit 'Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers' traces the artist's transformative years in Provence, showcasing his profound impact on modern art.

The exhibition at the National Gallery runs until January 19, 2025, and features key works from Van Gogh's time in Arles and Saint-Rémy.
Highlights include iconic paintings such as 'Starry Night Over the Rhône' and portraits of his friends Paul-Eugène Milliet and Eugène Boch.
Van Gogh's transformative period in Provence is depicted through his vibrant, rule-breaking art that transcends mere observation.
The exhibit emphasizes Van Gogh's imaginative reinterpretation of reality, presenting a journey through his emotional and artistic evolution.
Visitors can explore the recreated ambiance of The Yellow House and the asylum at Saint-Rémy, immersing themselves in Van Gogh's world.