Path In The Park Of Arles With Walkers (1888)
Path In The Park Of Arles With Walkers is a captivating oil painting by Vincent van Gogh, created in September 1888. Measuring 73 cm x 92 cm, this work is part of the Kröller-Müller Museum's collection. The scene features a serene park path lined with walkers amidst lush greenery, showcasing Van Gogh's distinctive brushwork and vibrant color palette, a hallmark of his artistic style. It represents not just a landscape, but Van Gogh's emotional resonance with his environment during his time in Arles.
September 1888
About the Artwork
In September 1888, during a transformative period in his life, Vincent van Gogh settled in the Yellow House in Arles, a town in the south of France. Here, he sought to find solace and inspiration from the surrounding landscapes. The Path In The Park Of Arles With Walkers was born from his explorations of the local park, Place Lamartine. Captivated by the area's natural beauty and tranquility, Van Gogh imbued this painting with an array of vibrant colors that mirror not only his emotional state but also his growing confidence in his artistry. This work is part of a larger series of park scenes that encapsulate his admiration for everyday beauty and the simple pleasures of life.
