グッゲンハイム美術館のインスタグラム(guggenheim) - 12月8日 02時37分

It’s #NationalLetterWritingDay, and we’re tracing the history of Vincent van Gogh’s “Mountains at Saint-Rémy,” by way of the artist’s letters to his brother, Theo. ✉️ Van Gogh created this painting in July 1889, while staying at the hospital of Saint-Paul-de-Mausole in the southern French town of Saint-Rémy, recuperating from a series of mental-health episodes. He wrote to Theo, describing the motions embedded in the landscape of the Alpilles mountain range:
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“They will tell me that mountains are not like that and that there are black outlines of a finger’s width. But after all it seemed to me it expressed the passage in [Édouard] Rod’s book [‘Le sens de la vie, 1889]…about a desolate country of somber mountains, among which are some goatherds’ huts where sunflowers are blooming.”
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