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Gauguin painted himself in the guise of Jean Valjean, the main character of
Victor Hugo’s novel Les Misérables, equating the vibrant and loving fictional
outcast with the misunderstood artists of his time. - art-Gauguin.com

Van Gogh had intended to make a nocturnal painting for some time. And not
one in the conventional manner, in shades of black and grey, but actually
with an abundance of colours. Equally unconventional is that he paints
this gas-lit terrace of a café in Arles - art-vanGogh.com

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Henri Matisse 1869-1954

©Henri Matisse - Seated Woman with a Vase of Amaryllis 1941

Seated Woman with a Vase of Amaryllis
1941 33x41cm oil/canvas
New York City The Museum of Modern Art

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Henri Matisse 1869-1954

©Henri Matisse - Seated Woman with a Vase of Amaryllis 1941

Seated Woman with a Vase of Amaryllis 1941 33x41cm oil/canvas New York City The Museum of Modern Art

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Seated Woman with a Vase of Amaryllis
1941 33x41cm oil/canvas
New York City The Museum of Modern Art