Langlois Bridge at Arles Vincent Van Gogh Japonism Pen

The lyrical Post-Impressionist painting "The Langlois Bridge at Arles with Women Washing" (1888) by Vincent Van Gogh is featured on these lovely and classy fine tip ballpoint pens in blue and black ink. Because of his expressive, organic brushstrokes, Van Gogh's paintings sparkle with grace and enduring beauty. Vincent van Gogh created four oil paintings, one watercolor, and four drawings of the Langlois Bridge in Arles. The artwork was created in 1888 while Van Gogh was a resident of Arles in southern France. It combines formal and artistic elements. Van Gogh created a custom perspective frame in The Hague that he used to paint perspective with exact lines and angles. Van Gogh's streamlined use of color to produce a cohesive and harmonious image is proof that he was influenced by Japanese woodcut prints. The pieces were given a vibrant feel by the use of contrasting hues like blue and yellow. He used color to express the reflection of light in his paintings by applying paint thickly or impasto. He was reminded of his native Netherlands by the image's subject, a drawbridge over a canal. One of the paintings was to be sent to a Dutch art dealer in a frame, which he asked his brother Theo to do. Pont Van-Gogh is the new name for the reconstructed Langlois Bridge. Get a set of these stunning art pens featuring Vincent van Gogh's "The Langlois Bridge at Arles with Women Washing" (1888), a Post-Impressionism painting from 1889, to tenfold your motivation while working or studying! Find more opulent vintage fine art stationery at => zazzle.com/store/famous_art_paradise