Vincent van Gogh Corridor in the Asylum Print

Van Gogh's Most Haunting Vision: A Corridor Between Hope and Despair 🎨

Painted between May 1889 and May 1890, during van Gogh's voluntary confinement at the former Romanesque monastery turned asylum, this work represents a rare interior view from the artist's most productive yet turbulent period. The Saint-Paul-de-Mausole asylum, with its ancient stone corridors and vaulted ceilings, became both prison and sanctuary for the troubled genius. 🏛️

What makes this particular art print so compelling is van Gogh's remarkable ability to transform a potentially depressing institutional space into something vibrant and alive. Rather than depicting the corridor in sombre monochrome, he employed his signature bold palette of warm yellows and ochres for the arched vaults, contrasted with cooler greens and reds that create almost vibrating bands of colour along the perspective. 🖼️

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