Van Gogh – Lighthouse Immersive

Eugène Boch, 1888

Van Gogh was an avid reader of poetry – from the early Renaissance verses of Petrarch to. . .

Van Gogh was known for his sketching from an early age, but only began to consider. . .

This is one of three instances in which Van Gogh literally transcribed an image. . .

This dark, Rembrandt-influenced still life provided Van Gogh with a means to explore. . .

Not exhibited until a year after the artist’s death, Café Terrace at Night represents an outdoor café. . .

When Van Gogh sliced off part of his ear in December of 1888, Gauguin fled the Yellow House for good. . .

Sadly, Van Gogh is believed to have sold only one painting during his lifetime. . .

Contrary to what has been frequently claimed, this turbulent painting was not Van Gogh’s last. It was, however. . .

At first glance, we might mistake this airy scene for a painting by Monet or Renoir. . .

Blossoming branches set against a blue sky were one of Vincent’s favorite subjects. . .