Chronology by Place
Van Gogh in Nuenen, 1883–1885: The Dark Dutch Years — Page 3
Weavers at the loom, peasant heads and the potato eaters: earth tones, thick shadow, almost no colour.
104 canvases, dated 1883–1885. Held by Van Gogh Museum (24), Kröller-Müller Museum (21) and 25 other collections.
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The cottageVincent van GoghFrom$350
Still Life with Basket of ApplesVincent van GoghFrom$350
Weaver, seen from the FrontVincent van GoghFrom$350
The Vicarage at NuenenVincent van GoghFrom$350
Cart with Black OxVincent van GoghFrom$350
Landscape with windswept treesVincent van GoghFrom$350
Peasant Woman Peeling PotatoesVincent van GoghFrom$350
The Potato EatersVincent van GoghFrom$350
Two years in his parents' village in Brabant, painting weavers at their looms and the heads of the people who worked the land. The palette is earth: bitumen, brown, a green that reads almost black. He wanted the pictures to look like the colour of a dusty potato, and said so. The Potato Eaters comes out of this stretch and is the summary of it.
