#VanGoghWorks - Twitter Hashtag

wholesomeadult @wholesomeadult

about 6 years ago

@TeenyGinger18 #ForestBathing - The Japanese have a word for it. #ShinrinYoku #VanGoghWorks:

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Van Gogh Museum

@vangoghmuseum

over 6 years ago

When Vincent was 29, he met the artist George Hendrik Breitner. The pair headed out together to draw working class people, like at the local soup kitchen. Vincent van Gogh, The Poor and Money (1882); George Hendrik Breitner, Distribution of Soup (1882) @Stedelijk #VanGoghWorks

vangoghmuseum's tweet photo. When Vincent was 29, he met the artist George Hendrik Breitner. The pair headed out together to draw working class people, like at the local soup kitchen. Vincent van Gogh, The Poor and Money (1882); George Hendrik Breitner, Distribution of Soup (1882) @Stedelijk #VanGoghWorks https://t.co/lLS8TK2xmi

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Van Gogh Museum

@vangoghmuseum

over 6 years ago

‘First pain, then joy afterwards’, wrote Vincent to his brother Theo in 1880. It was in the summer of this year that he had decided to become an artist. He knew that he still had lots to learn and that it would not always be easy. Read more: https://t.co/X5FcnRPjpF #VanGoghWorks

vangoghmuseum's tweet photo. ‘First pain, then joy afterwards’, wrote Vincent to his brother Theo in 1880. It was in the summer of this year that he had decided to become an artist. He knew that he still had lots to learn and that it would not always be easy. Read more: https://t.co/X5FcnRPjpF #VanGoghWorks https://t.co/i3CgxvN79m

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@vangoghmuseum

over 6 years ago

#VanGoghContemporaries The first thing that students were allowed to do at art academy was to draw classical statues. So there were lots and lots of drawings of statues in the 19th century! Also by Vincent and his fellow artists. #VanGoghWorks Vincent van Gogh, Torso of Venus

vangoghmuseum's tweet photo. #VanGoghContemporaries The first thing that students were allowed to do at art academy was to draw classical statues. So there were lots and lots of drawings of statues in the 19th century! Also by Vincent and his fellow artists. #VanGoghWorks Vincent van Gogh, Torso of Venus https://t.co/hOGxSTlldw

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Van Gogh Museum

@vangoghmuseum

over 6 years ago

Back to school! #VanGoghLearns Just like many other artists in the 19th century, Van Gogh took lessons at the art academy. Here, he practiced drawing nudes and plaster casts of classical statues. View the complete sketchbook: https://t.co/U2K6L6SFO4 #VanGoghWorks

vangoghmuseum's tweet photo. Back to school! #VanGoghLearns Just like many other artists in the 19th century, Van Gogh took lessons at the art academy. Here, he practiced drawing nudes and plaster casts of classical statues. View the complete sketchbook: https://t.co/U2K6L6SFO4 #VanGoghWorks https://t.co/8X8GDzXqsh

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@vangoghmuseum

over 6 years ago

What was Van Gogh’s great dream? #VincentFridayFact Vincent wanted to make art – ideally portraits – that moved people. Do you think he realised him dream with this portrait? #VanGoghWorks Vincent van Gogh, Portrait of a One-Eyed Man (1889)

vangoghmuseum's tweet photo. What was Van Gogh’s great dream? #VincentFridayFact Vincent wanted to make art – ideally portraits – that moved people. Do you think he realised him dream with this portrait? #VanGoghWorks Vincent van Gogh, Portrait of a One-Eyed Man (1889) https://t.co/M91rsmNDhm

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vangoghworks @vangoghworks

over 7 years ago

Millet was an artist, not a breakfast cereal, so #VanGoghWorks "after Millet" is a stylistic reference not #plantpowered nutrition endorsement.

Van Gogh Museum

@vangoghmuseum

over 7 years ago

Van Gogh made 20 copies of prints by Millet. He didn’t see these paintings as simple copies, although he did reproduce the scene meticulously. He saw them as an adaptation of black-and-white prints into colourful paintings. #VanGoghCaptures

vangoghmuseum's tweet photo. Van Gogh made 20 copies of prints by Millet. He didn’t see these paintings as simple copies, although he did reproduce the scene meticulously. He saw them as an adaptation of black-and-white prints into colourful paintings. #VanGoghCaptures https://t.co/tzBQ1TBWx1

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Van Gogh Museum

@vangoghmuseum

almost 8 years ago · Amsterdam

What's the next step in your career? Meet the 'Van Gogh Museum-family', a group as varied as our jobs! https://t.co/swA3zNzA3t #vangoghwerkt #vangoghworks

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