Photography
Related: About this forumDiamond_Dog sent me a link to an 1889 van Gogh painting.

https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/103JNH?canvas=0b3696e1-4dd6-46fb-8494-e12aa719fb4d
SheltieLover
(81,675 posts)Ty, George & DD!
George McGovern
(12,871 posts)3catwoman3
(29,782 posts)...in Amsterdam in 1974.
The colors are so vivid that the paint looks like it hasn't dried yet, and some of the paint is so thick that you can see the marks of the individual hairs of the brushes.
Truly spectacular.
George McGovern
(12,871 posts)Teacher of the Year
(237 posts)I could feel his emotional state coming out of that painting. Art has rarely moved me to tears, but that one did.
Younger me feared he was trapped in that world. Older me knows he was showing his soul and that WAS his world.
Deuxcents
(27,676 posts)KPN
(17,508 posts)George and Diamond Dog. Van Goghs irises are spectacular so incredibly striking like yours!
Tasmanian Devil
(221 posts)The Getty has done a lot with this painting over the years. A simple search:
https://www.getty.edu/search/?query=van+gogh
During covid they took the time to do an in-depth exam of it and now believe the blue has faded over time and was originally much more violet.
If you're still reading this, a couple of videos people might like:
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/new-technology-creates-unique-view-of-famous-van-gogh-painting/