

Impressionists used to portrait their friends and it was usual to show something related to the artist's work.
This is Van Gogh portrait by Toulouse Lautrec.
This is a 1884 Van Gogh painting. Haven't you just seen this glass and the bottle somewhere else?
7 comments:
Thank you for sharing these paintings. They can be interpreted in so many ways. i am exploring painting myself, and i am inspired by great work.
I love these paintings.
Ana, I so wish I had a million dollars so I could let all my friends see Van Gogh and stay in Manhattan for a week to sight see and sshop.
Yes. They are amazing.
I like all "impressionists" and love to see the differences of their search and work.
I wish I was rich too. Not rich but have money at least to go to NY.
Ana,
I love these. Thank you for sharing them.
I have a collection of paintings that painters make reference to their colleagues by portraying on their work their friend's work.
Perhaps I should open a blog to share some paintings I like.
I love arts.
Dear Ana:
Funny the bottle and glass don't appear to me like that visually until the bottle is much closer to empty. I guess I need to drink more and get better insight {laughing}.
your blog buddy:
Stan
Just one more glass Stan!
Just one for the road. :)
yours
Ana
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