Van Gogh: The Complete Paintings  34547

  • Foreword (to Part One): Deserted
  1. The Making of an Artist, 1853-1883
    • The Family, 1853-1875
    • Van Gogh’s Other Art: The Letters
    • The Religious Maniac, 18750-1880
    • “No Beginning but in God”: Van Gogh and Religion
    • First Steps as an Artist
    • Van Gogh’s Early Models
    • Family Life: The Hague, 1882-1883
    • Arts and Responsibility: Commitments for the Future
    • No Soul, No Self: Drente, 1883
  2. The Years in Neuen, 1883-1885
    • An Artist Pure and Simple: The First Year
    • Progress: The Weavers Series
    • “With all my strength”: Winter 1884-1885
    • Painting as Manifesto: The Potato Eaters
    • Understanding and Suspicion: Summer and Autumn 1885
    • Colour and the Finished Work: Evolving a Theory of Art
  3. City Life, 1885-1888
    • The Antwerp Interlude, Winter 1885-1886
    • A Dutchman in Paris, 1886-1888
    • Through the Window, 1886
    • Isms, Isms, Isms: The 1887 Watershed
    • The Far East on his Doorstep: Van Gogh and Japonism
  • Foreword (to Part Two): The Unity of Art and Life
  1. Painting and Utopia: Arles, February 1888 to May 1889
    • Arles: The Heart of Japan
    • Personal Impressionism: Orchards in Blossom
    • Under a Southern Sun: May to August 1888
    • Working without Painting: Van Gogh’s Drawings
    • Enchantment and Affliction: The Night Paintings of September 1888
    • The Dream of an Artists’ Community: September and October 1888
    • Aesthetic Subtlety: Van Gogh and Symbolism
    • Genius and Error: Gauguin in Arles: October to December 1888
    • Art and Madness
    • The Supportive Power of Pictures: January to May 1889
  2. “Almost a Cry of Fear”: Saint-Rémy, May 1889 to May 1890
    • The Monastic Life
    • Olives, Cypresses and Hills: Van Gogh’s Compacted Landscape
    • The Portraits
    • Space and Colour: Metaphors of Paradox
    • Exhibitions and Criticism: Van Gogh’s First Successes
    • Selfhood and Otherness: Homage to the Masters
    • Ways of Escape: The Final Months in Saint-Rémy
    • Reverence and Awe: Van Gogh and Nature
  3. The End: Auvers-sur-Oise, May to July 1890
    • On Doctor Gachet’s Territory
    • Frieze Art: Van Gogh’s ‘Art nouveau’
    • “I wish it were all over now”: Suicide
    • A Revolution in Art: Modernism
  • Appendices
    • Vincent Van Gogh 1853-1890: A Chronology
    • Bibliography
    • Comparative Table of Catalogue Numbers
    • Index of Paintings
    • Index of Names
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