A new portrait of the famous Dutch artist Van Gogh has been unveiled in Amsterdam.The artwork will be returned to its original owner in January next year.The exhibition has been hailed as a great opportunity for art lovers.
The museum, named after Dutch painter Vincent Goch is in Amsterdam the Netherlands. "It's a wonderful thing to see this image," said Theo Maindrapp, a senior researcher.The painting is called 'Study for Worn Out' and is similar to another drawing owned by the museum.In this picture, the artist depicts a well-to-do old man, Jacobus Zuderland.Who is still working in old age.
Preliminary information about sketches
Van Gogh mentioned making sketches in a letter to his brother Theo in 1882.The Dutch artist wrote to his brother that he had a great opportunity to see an old man working hard.The old man had a patch on his woolen garment and no hair on his head.
Van Gogh's sketch
Van Gogh's sketch is on display at the museum until January 2 next year.
According to observers, at the age of 29, Van Gogh was potentially trying to improve his drawing ability and to fit human shapes.
Transmission of drawings from generation to generation
It is a fact that Van Gogh's artistic talents were not recognized in his lifetime.He received the status of a promising artist after his death.He was also described as an important representative of the nineteenth-century painting movement 'Impressionism'.
Van Gogh's painting 'Study for Worn Out' has been part of the personal collection of Hank Bremer, a Dutch citizen, for many years.Hank Bremer was considered a collector of Van Gogh photographs.He sold the drawing to another Dutch family in 1910.
Van Gogh is considered a nineteenth-century rural Impressionist painter.
This picture has been with this new family for decades.Its owner has not given permission to reveal his name.The owner of the drawing contacted the museum last year when it requested information about a private collection of Van Gogh's paintings.
An Amazing Sketch
Museum experts have confirmed that the same pencil or sketch used for the "Study for Worn Out" was used to make the sketch that was used at the time and that Van Gogh also used it.
Trump asked for Van Gogh's painting, to which he replied, "Take the toilet."
Art experts have described the sketch as astonishing and described its discovery as a blessing in disguise for the museum and visitors.The painting is temporarily on display at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam until January 2 next year.After which it will be returned to its original owner.
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