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The Hague, 19 September 1882
... of a little almshouse with a bleaching green and sunflowers. It is beautiful outside now - the leaves have all kinds of bronze colours - green, yellow, reddish - everything warm and rich. How I wish ...
Arles, 31 July 1888
...so dark violet scabriosas, and red geraniums, and sunflowers, and a fig tree and an oleander and a vine. And in the distance black cypresses against low white houses with orange roofs - and a delicate...
Arles, 8 August 1888
... the best of the three big ones. The one with the sunflowers is a little garden of a bathing establishment, the third garden, horizontal, is the one from which I made some painted studies as well. Und...
Arles, c. 21 August 1888
...know that what I'm at is the painting of some big sunflowers. I have three canvases going - 1st, three huge flowers in a green vase, with a light background, a size 15 canvas; 2nd, three flowers, one ...
Arles, c. 21 August 1888
.... At the moment I am working on a bunch of twelve sunflowers in a yellow earthenware pot, and I intend to decorate the whole studio with nothing but sunflowers. I hope you will go often to the Luxembo...
Arles, c. 27 August 1888
...hich is urgent. I am now on the fourth picture of sunflowers. This fourth one is a bunch of 14 flowers, against a yellow background, like a still life of quinces and lemons that I did some time ago. O...
Arles, c. 27 August 1888
...omises colour. If only it keeps this promise. The sunflowers are getting on, there is a new bunch of 14 flowers on a greenish-yellow ground, so it is exactly the same effect - but in a larger size, a ...
Arles, 9 and 16 September 1888
...e canvases, particularly the enormous bouquets of sunflowers. You know that the Japanese instinctively look for contrasts and eat sweet peppers, salted candy, fried ices and iced fried things. So it f...
Arles, c. 17 September 1888
...he house. Then the two cafés, and then the sunflowers. Then the portrait of Bock and of myself. Then the red sun over the factory[Painting lost], and the men unloading sand, and the old mill. N...
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