Chronology by Place
Van Gogh in Paris, 1886–1887: The Palette Lightens — Page 4
Montmartre, Asnières and the Seine — two years of impressionist company that took the brown out of the palette.
156 canvases, dated 1884–1887. Held by Van Gogh Museum (55), Kröller-Müller Museum (11) and 45 other collections.
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Showing 145–156 of 156 works.
Two Cut SunflowersVincent van GoghFrom$350
Trees and UndergrowthVincent van GoghFrom$350
The Seine with the Pont de la Grande JetteVincent van GoghFrom$350
The BrothelVincent van GoghFrom$350
Pasture in BloomVincent van GoghFrom$350
Woman Sitting in the GrassVincent van GoghFrom$350
Vase with Daisies and AnemonesVincent van GoghFrom$350
Way in the Voyer d"Argenson Park in AsnieresVincent van GoghFrom$350
Walk Along the Banks of the Seine Near AsnieresVincent van GoghFrom$350
Still Life with Red Cabbages and OnionsVincent van GoghFrom$350
Woman Sitting by a CradleVincent van GoghFrom$350
The Boulevard de ClichyVincent van GoghFrom$350
Two years living with his brother Theo, and the only period in which he was surrounded by other painters. He saw impressionist colour and Japanese prints at close range, painted Montmartre and the river at Asnieres, and used flowers and his own face as the cheapest available way to practise. The brown leaves the palette here and does not come back.