Vincent Van Gogh arrived on May 8, 1889
in Saint-Rémy de Provence, coming from Arles, to be "confined" by his wishes in the Saint-Paul de Mausolée Asylum.
Fascinated by the quality of the light and the beauty of the landscapes that he discovered in Saint-Rémy, very inspired, happy and relieved to find a serene and understanding atmosphere amongst the nuns and nurses who received him, he carried out 143 oil paintings and more than 100 drawings in the space of 53 weeks.
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This time in Saint Rémy is considered a major period in the works of Van Gogh
The paintings, amongst the most well-known :
"The Irises",
"Starry Night",
"Olive Orchard ",
"Wheat field with Cypress",
"The First Steps",
"Wheat field with a reaper",
"La sieste",
"The Roadmenders",
"Garden in the St-Paul hospice",
"Vase with Iris",
"Vincent's Room in Arles",
etc...
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