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Was Van Gogh’s Death Really a Suicide? | A Simple Guide to the Mystery Behind His Final Days
On July 27, 1890, the painter Vincent van Gogh reportedly shot himself in the stomach and died two days later. Today, Van Gogh’s bold colors and expressive brushstrokes are celebrated around the world. But during his lifetime, he sold ve... -
Van Gogh: A Closer Look – Part 4 The Saint-Rémy and Auvers Periods
Hello and welcome back to Art Ohenro!In the previous article (Part 3), we explored van Gogh’s time in Arles, where his art reached full maturity. It was a period filled with both creative breakthroughs and emotional turmoil — especially ... -
Van Gogh: A Closer Look – Part 3 The Arles Period
Hello and welcome back to Art Ohenro!In the previous chapter, we explored van Gogh’s early years as a painter and the works he created in his home country, the Netherlands. This time, we’ll continue with the next chapter of his journey —... -
Van Gogh: A Closer Look – Part 2: The Dutch Years
Hello again!In Part 1, we looked at van Gogh’s early life — how he grew up, dreamed of becoming a pastor, and faced disappointment when that dream fell apart. This time, let’s move on to the next chapter: his Dutch years. What were van G... -
Van Gogh: A Closer Look – Part 1: The Early Years Before the Artist
Introduction Vincent van Gogh, "Van Gogh’s Chair" (1888–1889),Collection of the Van Gogh Museum When it comes to famous artists, almost everyone knows the name Vincent van Gogh.Which of his paintings comes to mind for you? One of my favo... -
Meet Millet in Japan — Highlights of the Yamanashi Prefectural Art Museum
Located in Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture, the Yamanashi Prefectural Art Museum is a special place often called “The Museum of Millet.”It’s famous for having the most extensive collection of works by the French painter Jean-François Mil... -
Complete Travel Guide to Monet’s Garden Marmottan in Kitagawa, KochiExplore the Famous Blue Water Lilies, Bordighera Garden, and More
Did you know there's a “Monet’s Garden” in Kochi, Japan? Claude Monet, the Impressionist master known for his “Water Lilies” series, personally designed and cultivated his own garden at his home in Giverny, France. It was there he painte... -
What Is the Ekin Festival? Discover Bloody Art and Kabuki Folding Screens in Akaoka, Kochi
Blood-splattered art lit by candlelight—have you heard of the Ekin Festival? Every year on the third Saturday and Sunday of July, the small town of Akaoka in Konan City, Kochi Prefecture, hosts the Tosa Akaoka Ekin Festival. Known simply... -
Explore the Fukuyama Museum of Art: Highlights Include “Reiko’s Last Portrait” and a Stunning Sword Collection
Tomonoura, Fukuyama Cityimg: by 663highland Located in the eastern part of Hiroshima Prefecture, the city of Fukuyama offers some truly unique and interesting spots. Movie lovers may recognize the nearby port town of Tomonoura, the setti... -
Visit the Ohara Museum of Art in Kurashiki — Japan’s Oldest Western Art Museum
Looking for the best art museums to visit in Japan? The Ohara Museum of Art in Kurashiki, Okayama is a must-visit destination for art lovers and cultural travelers. Known as Japan’s first private museum of Western art, it features master...
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