Décoration for the Yellow House
- Click to Go back
- Click to More
Send to Meural
Membership
La Berceuse
Click to More
Membership
The Yellow House
Click to More
Membership
Postman Joseph Roulin
Click to More
Membership
Sunflowers
Click to More
Membership
L'Arlesienne (Madame Ginoux)
Click to More
Membership
The Night Café
Click to More
Membership
Van Gogh's Chair
Click to More
Membership
The Bridge at Trinquetaille
Click to More
Membership
Starry Night Over the Rhone
Click to More
Membership
Still Life: Vase with Fourteen Sunflowers
Click to More
playlist
Décoration for the Yellow House
58
Click to Favorite
Click to Share
The Yellow House was Vincent van Gogh‘s home during his stay in Arles. His intent was to create a vibrant home to house his friend Paul Gauguin during his visit. The pet project to decorate the abode begun in 1888. Van Gogh produced numerous paintings in order to fill the walls in the house. Selected are pieces created for his walls, including both portraits and still lives.
Related playlists
A Stay at Saint-Rémy
20 works
Utagawa Hiroshige: The Last Great Ukiyo-e Master
13 works
Introducing: Post-Impressionism
8 works
When “Japonisme” Swept Europe
19 works
Related playlists
Membership
20
A Stay at Saint-Rémy
Click to More
Membership
13
Utagawa Hiroshige: The Last Great Ukiyo-e Master
Click to More
Membership
8
Introducing: Post-Impressionism
Click to More
Membership
19
When “Japonisme” Swept Europe
Click to More
Works
Membership
La Berceuse
Click to More
Membership
The Yellow House
Click to More
Membership
Postman Joseph Roulin
Click to More
Membership
Sunflowers
Click to More
Membership
L'Arlesienne (Madame Ginoux)
Click to More
Membership
The Night Café
Click to More
Membership
Van Gogh's Chair
Click to More
Membership
The Bridge at Trinquetaille
Click to More
Membership
Starry Night Over the Rhone
Click to More
Membership
Still Life: Vase with Fourteen Sunflowers
Click to More
Welcome to the Meural Art Library
If you're new to Meural, check out the Meural Canvas. It brings all of our art to life, rendering each image as lifelike as a museum original.
Log in to hide this message.