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They're wonderful, aren't they? Will keep an eye peeled for your Van Gogh.Love those Martin Lewis works!
They're wonderful, aren't they? Will keep an eye peeled for your Van Gogh.
UPDATE: If you've time and patience, this site has links to all of Van Gogh's 864 paintings, plus thumbnails for quick browsing:
http://www.vggallery.com/painting/thumbnail/main.htm
Love those Martin Lewis works! Degas, of course, is wonderful.
Are there any Van Gogh experts here? Many years ago I bought a Van Gogh postcard book and one of the ones included was a gorgeous rendering of a field in ice blue or aqua and pink; there were no people in the painting. It had a Winter look to it. I lost that particular card but if anyone knows which one that might be, I would be grateful. I realize it's not much to go on, but my internet searches have failed to turn up that painting.
I can't pull up the paintings but did it have trees like in "The Sandy Place" or even like one called "The Nederlands"? Anything along those lines ring a bell? John