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Tag Archives: Vincent van Gogh
A Catch Up Post!
It has been five days since my last post and much has happened. Judi was still with us most of the week. We enjoyed the market day on Wednesday with my new favorite jazz band, Gig Street. They play a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Saint-Remy-de-Provence, Travel
Tagged Gig Street, Gordes, Les Alpilles, Luberon, mistral, Pascale Camy, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, St. Paul de Mausole, Vincent van Gogh
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In The Footsteps of Van Gogh
We’ve been following in Van Gogh’s footsteps around St. Remy. The local small non-profit museum, Musee Estrine, has a display interpreting the great artist’s life, particularly his time here. Although the museum does not have an original Van Gogh painting, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Retirement, Saint-Remy-de-Provence, Travel
Tagged Musee Estrine, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Vincent van Gogh
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In The Footsteps of Van Gogh
Today we took a long walk in the footsteps of Vincent Van Gogh. The city has thoughtfully laid out a walking course that begins at Glanum, the Roman ruined town that occupied this valley, and ends in the old town … Continue reading
Rijksmuseum
Today we visited the rebuilt Rijksmuseum. The walk along the canal from our hotel to the museum is relatively short and pleasant. The building itself is quite beautiful. Most of all we loved their handling of the crowd of people … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Travel
Tagged Amsterdam, Johannes Vermeer, Rembrandt, Rijksmuseum, Vincent van Gogh
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Travel to Amsterdam and Overdosing on Van Gogh
We’ve been offline for a few days. On Monday we lounged around London before catching an evening train to the Harwich ferry terminal. There we boarded our Stena Line overnight ferry to The Netherlands. It was a long and tiring … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Travel
Tagged Amsterdam, Harwich, Stena Line, Temple Grandin, Van Gogh, Van Gogh Museum, Vincent van Gogh
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Art Lessons From A Senior Citizen Semester Abroad
One major purpose of our extended stay in Europe was to advance our knowledge of and skills in painting. To do so we visited museums, watched many DVD’s about famous artists, toured their studios, walked and sometimes painted in the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Travel
Tagged Chaim Soutine, Edgar Degas, Fra Angelico, Impressionism, J. M. W. Turner, Jean Marchand, Monet, Pablo Picasso, Paul Cézanne, Van Gogh, Vincent van Gogh
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Saint Remy De Provence and Vincent Van Gogh
On Saturday we visited Saint Remy de Provence, the site of Saint Paul de Mausole Hospital where Vincent Van Gogh was committed for 13 months in the year before he died. During his time there the artist painted some of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography, Travel
Tagged Albert Schweitzer, Alpilles, Saint-Remy, Vincent van Gogh
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Van Gogh’s Arles With a Little Roman Ruin For Chaser
Thursday we visited Arles, site of Vincent Van Gogh’s brief, but productive, stay in Provence the penultimate year of his life. He painted many pictures here and the locations are marked by easel-shaped plaques depicting the paintings in the place … Continue reading
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Tagged Arles, Rick Steves, Saint Martin de Crau, Vincent van Gogh
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Off the Grid As Predicted
As I thought we do not have internet access this week. Our only connection is a free one at a couple of local cafes. That is not fast enough for convenient posting of photos. We would get sloshed sitting and … Continue reading
Chambray Paintings
I managed three paintings during our week in Chambray – one little watercolor study of lily pads (guess the inspiration), one big watercolor study of a Van Gogh field, and one acrylic of the rose bush next to our house. … Continue reading