The Church at Auvers by Van Gogh 3. Select Size:183cm x 228cm [72" x 90"]

The Church at Auvers by Van Gogh 3. Select Size:183cm x 228cm [72" x 90"]With two Romanesque chapels on either side, it was constructed in the early Gothic style in the thirteenth century. The chapel appears to be about to lift itself off the ground in Van Gogh's painting. The church seems to be held to the ground by the two walkways. Van Gogh only depicted the church in its whole once, in The Church at Auvers. He portrays it as a lonely place with dark windows reflecting the pitch black sky and no internal light.

The model style of the town makes it seem like a childhood diorama yet the colours are rich and mature

"Portrait of Cecilia Gallerani" by Da Vinci is a stunning portrait of a lady in blue and red dress

The creamy white sails of the boats in "Regatta at Argenteuil" by Monet stand out against the pale blue and partly luminescent sky with sails reflected on the water with an incredibly lifelike effect in this Post-Impressionist master work

such as this Self-Portrait with a Straw Hat

define the clear avenue walk with its hints of purple shading that echo the sky seen through trees

Van Gogh only depicted the church in its whole once

The panoramic setting stretches across the canvas and the high ceiling establishes a vertical dimension while each figure is rendered with complex lines and aesthetic values

including Thomas and Christ

deer and forest

Couple Painting

which was on display at the Lille Palais des Beaux-Arts

His final work was completed in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence