Vincent Van Gogh - Portrait Of Doctor Gachet Postcard

Oil On Canvas From 1890. After Van Gogh's release from Saint-Remy mental asylum, he returned to Paris and began seeing physician Dr. Paul Gachet, who had previously treated several artists and was an amateur artist himself. Van Gogh painted this portrait soon after and wrote to his brother that his impression of Gachet was that he was"...sicker than I am, I think, or shall we say just as much." Indeed, looking at the portrait one can see a melancholy and sadness in the eyes that in many ways mirrors Van Gogh's own self-portraits. Unlike similar stores, Art Lover's Cafe features classic, high resolution works of art that have been carefully restored, color-balanced & retouched to remove spots & artifacts commonly found in most reproductions sold online. Compare the quality and vivid colors of the artwork found here with others on the Internet and you'll see the difference.