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Café Terrace at Night Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
€550,00
€ 490,00
Cafe Terrace framed Van Gogh replica, hand-painted in oil on canvas
€2.950,00
€ 2.450,00
Cafe Terrace framed Van Gogh reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
€3.750,00
€ 2.750,00
Interior of a Restaurant in Arles Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
€550,00
€ 490,00
The Brothel Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
€550,00
€ 490,00
The Dance Hall in Arles Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
€ 550,00
The Night Café in the Place Lamartine Van Gogh Reproduction, hand-painted in oil on canvas
€550,00
€ 490,00
Café oil paintings by Vincent van Gogh reproductions
While Vincent van Gogh used his ever popular technique of striking colours and furious brushstrokes to paint all of his café paintings, they are still unique in their own ways. After living and studying in Paris, and meeting many impressionists, Van Gogh’s style became less moralistic, more lighter and rife with colour. Some of the paintings from this genre include Café Terrace on the Place du Forum, the Night Café, Brothel, and Dance Hall in Arles.Café Series
One of the most famous paintings done by Vincent Van Gogh is definitely Café Terrace on the Place du Forum. Van Gogh mentioned this painting to Eugene Boch, claiming that he had painted a café on Place du Forum where they used to go out. Interestingly enough, this painting by Van Gogh is not signed, even though he talked about it in three different letters.The reason why Café Terrace stands out among all the paintings is because all the lines of composition in the painting are drawn inward by the artist, and they point towards the horse carriage in the centre. Surprisingly, the painting imparts a sense of peace. Overall, it is a dark painting, and yet, black is not used anywhere. The Night Café painting, on the other hand, has its title inscribed just below Van Gogh’s signature. It depicts the Café de la Gare which was run by Joseph-Michel and Marie Ginoux. Gauguin painted the Night Café at Arles at the very same location, and Madame Ginoux posed for it as well. Van Gogh’s version tries to depict the terrible passions of humanity, but Gauguin’s version depicts both isolation and spirited socializing. While Van Gogh thought it was one of his ugliest works, the rest of the world thinks otherwise. In fact, the Night Café is one of the masterpieces by the great artist.