Five studies of Vincent van Gogh
- Artist
- John Peter Russell
- Date
- c.1886 - c.1888
- Style
- Realism
- Genre
- Sketch and study
- Location
- Art Gallery of New South Wales (AGNSW)
"Five studies of Vincent van Gogh" is a compelling collection that showcases John Russell’s skill in capturing Van Gogh through multiple Sketch and study approaches. Painted in 1886, this series highlights Russell's realist style while subtly incorporating Impressionist influences. The works emphasize detailed Drawing techniques, revealing Russell’s careful observation of Van Gogh’s features and personality. Though realist in execution, the series hints at experimental techniques from the late 1880s, reflecting the evolving nature of art during that period. Overall, this series offers a nuanced glimpse into the relationship and artistic exchange between the two artists.
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