‘Portrait of Joseph Roulin’ by Vincent van Gogh
If one really loves nature, one can find beauty everywhere.
-Vincent van Gogh
Starry Night digitally created by Alex Ruiz
A Van Gogh Spring
Quilled “Starry Night”
Starry Night, originally by Vincent van Gogh, is recreated by Kristen Cumings using jelly beansPicture: Kristen Cumings / Barcroft Media
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Van Gogh in Text - By Rusty Blazenhoff
Genius, 2011
20″ x 24″
This is my favorite piece that I’ve done so far. I really wanted to do something different with lots of color and a Van Gogh painter was perfect. I had to create 42 brushes and it took me close to 40 hours to complete because of the details. It was at The National Gallery in Ottawa where I saw Van Gogh’s iris series that I really appreciated his work and realized that he is truly a GENIUS.
Starry Nights - Vincent van Gogh
Painting, Oil on Canvas
Saint-Rémy, France: June, 1889
New York, New York, United States of America, North America
F: 612, JH: 1731
Tilt-shift Van Gogh ”Prisoners Exercising”
A three dimension life size reproduction of Vincent van Gogh’s “The Bedroom” is on display during a preview held ahead of the exhibition of his works at the Kyushu National Museum in Dazaifu, southwestern Japan. The Dutch post-Impressionist painter’s 36 oil paintings along with 32 prints and drawings are touring three Japanese cities of Tokyo, Dazaifu and Nagoya from October to April 2011 for a series of exhibitions, marking the 120th anniversary of his death.
AP Photo/Kyodo News, Kazufumi Nagao.
