Lecture: Van Gogh and the Avant-Garde—The Power of Place
Loren Wright, assistant director of interpretation, discusses how the scenery just outside Paris inspired the five artists of "Van Gogh and the Avant-Garde: The Modern Landscape" and continues to inspire artists today. Bringing together more than 75 paintings and drawings, this exhibition follows five interconnected artists—Vincent van Gogh, Georges Seurat, Paul Signac, Émile Bernard, and Charles Angrand—as they retreated to the working-class suburbs of Paris in the 1880s and found there an evolving industrial and social landscape that fueled intense creativity and experimentation.

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The Real Life Of Vincent Van Gogh (Waldemar Januszczak Documentary)

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Van Gogh in Arles I: Town, Fields, and Gardens

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In the Studio with Rembrandt and Hals

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Boshell Foundation Lecture on Ancient Roman Hairdressing: Fiction to Fact

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AJ Styles On Retirement, Gunther, Hall Of Fame, John Cena, One More Match?

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Van Gogh: Techniques and Methods

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Monet and Chicago | Virtual Walkthrough

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Van Gogh and the Asylum at Saint-Rémy

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How Dutch Painters Invented Atmosphere

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A New Look at Impressionism: Surface and Depth

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Turner's 'The Evening Star' | The National Gallery

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David Gariff on Minimalism, Part 13

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Waldemar On The Life Of Vincent Van Gogh | Vincent: The Full Story (Full Series)

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"Spiritual Warfare: Everything You Need to Know and Be Ready For" - Fr. Dan Reehil

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Lecture by T. J. Clark "Pissarro and the Perfect Work of Art"

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Rembrandt: The power of his self portraits | National Gallery

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Vincent van Gogh and his perspective frame - Origins of Modern Art 6

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Learning to See: Visual Fundamentals

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The Printed Line: An Introduction to Printmaking Techniques

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