Street in Saintes-Maries

"Street in Saintes-Maries" by Vincent van Gogh captures the lively atmosphere of the French town during his visit in June 1888. Painted during his Post-impressionism period, the artwork reflects his sketch and study process, emphasizing bold brushstrokes and vibrant colors. Van Gogh likely used paper as his surface for rapid sketch and study works. Though primarily focused on the seascape, the scene also depicts the town's streets, capturing everyday life with expressive ink details and dynamic composition.