@hajimenyc11: Van Gogh's masterpieces at the National Gallery of Art in DC🎨 Details in comments👇 "Roses" (1890) A still life painted just before he left the asylum in Saint-Rémy. The petals, originally believed to be pink, are depicted with an overwhelming vitality that seems to overflow from the canvas. "La Mousmé" (1888) A portrait heavily influenced by Japanese art, including Ukiyo-e. Named after the Japanese word for "girl" (musume), which he learned from a novel by Pierre Loti, the piece features striking red and green complementary colors in her striped top and polka-dot skirt. "Roulin's Baby" (1888) An adorable portrait of Marcelle, the daughter of Joseph Roulin, a postman with whose family Van Gogh became close friends during his time in Arles. The baby's blue eyes and plump cheeks stand out against the vibrant green background. "Green Wheat Fields, Auvers" (1890) A landscape of Auvers-sur-Oise, the village in the Parisian suburbs where he spent his final years. It is a masterpiece painted with powerful, undulating brushstrokes, capturing the swaying green wheat fields and dynamic, swirling clouds. "Farmhouse in Provence" (1888) A landscape depicting a farmhouse surrounded by stone walls and wheat fields under the bright sun of Arles in southern France. The vivid contrast between the golden wheat and the blue sky evokes the radiance of summer. "Girl in White" (1890) Painted during his time in Auvers, this is a portrait of a young girl wearing a white dress and a yellow hat. She is painted with brushstrokes that seem to blend her into the surrounding flora, creating a sense of quietude and nostalgia. #VanGogh #NationalGalleryOfArt #WashingtonDC #ゴッホ #ワシントンdc

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