Van Gogh's Chair 1889

Vincent van Gogh's "Van Gogh's Chair" is a striking example of the artist's distinctive Post-Impressionist style. Painted in 1889, the piece depicts a simple wooden chair, rendered with vibrant yellow and green hues, against a backdrop of blue and orange tones. The thick brushstrokes and swirling lines characteristic of Van Gogh's work are evident in the chair's form, adding a sense of movement and energy to the composition. The inclusion of a pipe and a crumpled piece of paper on the chair seat adds a personal touch, suggesting the artist's presence and inviting viewers to contemplate his solitude.