The Musée d’Orsay, near our lodges, takes an in-depth take a look at the final two months of Vincent Van Gogh‘s life in Auvers-sur-Oise, a key interval for his work.
Within the spring of 1890, painter Van Gogh moved to Auvers-sur-Oise to be nearer to Paris and his brother Théo. Fragile and depressed, he took his personal life two months later.
sarcastically, these industrious few weeks would see him produce a few of his greatest work (74 work and 33 drawings, together with the well-known work The Church at Auvers and Portrait of Dr. Gachet.
Knowledgeable by quite a few years of analysis, the exhibition concentrates on this very specific interval within the work of Van Gogh.
In collaboration with the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam, it gives a themed presentation, with nonetheless lifes, landscapes and portraits painted on the very finish of the artist’s life, and it’s the primary time that an exhibition has concentrated completely on this topic.
Linked with the exhibition, the museum is providing an interactive, immersive digital actuality expertise, lasting round ten minutes. Together with your VR masks you’ll be warped into Dr. Gachet’s lounge in Auvers-sur-Oise to discover work and work together with them.
There are additionally conferences, concert events, talks and even a hip-hop present! The total line-up of occasions could be consulted right here.
You too can purchase restricted version ‘digital souvenirs’ of the exhibition, certainly one of which could be projected in augmented actuality. In addition they offer you 15% off the museum store and different benefits.
And eventually, {the catalogue} of the exhibition has simply been printed (256 pages, round 45€) right here at your native Amazon.
BONUS FOR FRENCH-SPEAKERS! TV channel Arte has produced a brand new 52-minute documentary about Van Gogh “Deux mois et une éternité” (Two Months and an Eternity) which you’ll watch beneath (till twelfth January 2024).
The exhibition Van Gogh à Auvers-sur-Oise – the Remaining Months is on the Musée d’Orsay (right here) till 4th February 2024
Open day by day besides Mondays from 9.30am-6pm (9.45pm Thursdays)
Admission: 16€ / 13€
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