Vincent Van Gogh

	Self Portrait with straw hat Van Gogh painted many self portraits but this one is typical		Self Portrait with a fedora The intensity of both these portraits displays not a happy man
	Irises Just like my own brave border of blue irises		Mountainous Landscape Behind Saint-Paul Hospital 1889 Wild canvases at the Saint-Paul Hospital near St. Remy
	The Sea at Scheveningen in the Evening …gloomy but with life		The Village of Auvers Marked with a little of brilliance of madness in which pretence plays no part. The village is sharp against the sky.
	A Cypress and starry night 1890		Sunflowers He painted many sunflowers to decorate his house in Arles which he expected to share with Paul Gaughin while they founded a new Art school in the town.
	The Starry Night very like the Starry night above		The Oise at Auvers
	The Langlois Bridge one of many paintings of this bridge from both sides of the waterway		The Plain near Auvers 1890
	Roses 1890 Catalogued as his second to last painting		Pine Trees in Saint-Paul Hospital Grounds 1890
	Courtesan Van Gogh had a fascination with things Japanese at this time and even copied Hokusai and the technique of outlining used by Japanese artists		Leaving the Church at Neuen Van Gogh painted this church many times, near and far, and mostly without people in the scene. They are all dark and foreboding in his early period.
Then come three magnificent landscapes -- all painted at Auvers in 1890 in the last month's of Vincent's life. They are virtually identically sized canvases with different bicolor combinations: yellow and green, blue and green and blue and yellow. They are complemented by sunflowers.
Landscape at twilight Landschap bij avondschemering	Wheatfield under thunderclouds Korenveld onder onweerslucht	Wheatfield with crows Korenveld met kraaien	Four Cut Sunflowers