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Harry Watson's avatar

Excellent piece Nicole and of course the same is true of his well-known 'Bedroom'

https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2016/feb/15/science-van-gogh-bedroom-colors-paintings?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

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Nicole Miras's avatar

Yes!! Thank you so much for sharing this, Harry. Loved seeing your piece in Art Every Day!

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Harry Watson's avatar

Thanks Nicole - that's very kind of you.

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Robinson Studio's avatar

Beautiful storytelling.

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Nicole Miras's avatar

Thank you, I really appreciate it!

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Robinson Studio's avatar

The material elements of art-making are often overlooked, and I enjoyed seeing them woven into his life, context and perspective.

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Alexandra O’Sullivan's avatar

Thank you for this amazing article! I had no idea that they were originally purple

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Nicole Miras's avatar

Thank you for reading! :)

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Cheryll Van Stavern's avatar

Great article, and so informative. My family went to St Remy a few years ago in April and the flowers were all in bloom and looked so beautiful. Loved the detail about the pine pollen, so very interesting.

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Nicole Miras's avatar

Thank you so much!

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Anna Knight's avatar

Something about discovering the pine pollen is endearing to me - makes me truly realize wow, this really *is* something that another person created a long time ago. Not just “a painting in a museum.”

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Nicole Miras's avatar

Yes, there’s something so poignant about it. Seeing the human hand

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Marco & Sabrina's avatar

Fascinating, Nicole. Never knew about him being inspired by Delacroix!

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Nicole Miras's avatar

Yes!! I was interested to learn about that in my research

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Robert C Culwell's avatar

Great research and explanation, thanks.

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Nicole Miras's avatar

Thank you for reading!

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