Fishing Boats on Beach at Saintes-Maries Van Gogh Black Ink Pen

The magnificent beach seashore with boats that the great Impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh painted is embellished on the sophisticated and elegant Van Gogh Fishing Boats on the Beach at Saintes-Maries (1888) fine tip blue/black ink ballpoint pen. The Impressionists' graceful pen exudes grace and timeless beauty. Van Gogh travelled by bus in June 1888 across the Camargue, which reminded him of Holland, to the Mediterranean beach town of Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. The community was well-known for its fishing fleet, its peculiarly shaped thatched house roofs, its fortified cathedral constructed like a ship, and its fortified cathedral. All of these were captured by Van Gogh. However, the area's unique opportunities were the sea and the vibrant boats. Van Gogh frequently travelled to Scheveningen, a fishing community and vacation destination on the North Sea a short distance from The Hague, between the years 1881 and 1883. In the style of Hague School painters like Henrik Mesdag and Anton Mauve, he depicted the large fishing smacks that had been pulled up on the beach there. Their images and his own early experiments in this genre are recalled in Van Gogh's June 1888 excursion into maritime painting. He specifically compares Les Saintes-Maries to Dutch seascape in a letter on this seaside excursion; the only difference is that Dutch seascape has more vibrant colours. Get a set of pens featuring paintings by Vincent Van Gogh right immediately to increase your energy and attitude while working or studying! More gorgeous and lovely vintage fine art stationary by several well-known painters can be found in my store => zazzle.com/store/famous_art_paradise