1890 · F684 · JH1880
Morning: Going out to Work (after Millet)
Morning: Going out to Work (after Millet), 1890. Meaning, analysis, themes, technique, period and related Van Gogh artworks connected from The Saint-Rémy Copies.
Morning: Going out to Work (after Millet) meaning and analysis
Morning: Going out to Work (after Millet) belongs to the site node The Saint-Rémy Copies. That node places the work inside Van Gogh's letters, places and changing painterly abilities rather than isolating it as a single image.
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Setting out in the morning: the woman sits sideways on the donkey with a basket, the man walks behind with a pitchfork on his shoulder, and beyond them people are already at work in the fields. Between late October 1889 and January 1890 Van Gogh painted all four of Millet’s The Four Times of the Day from prints; this is Morning. In January 1890 he wrote that working from Millet’s black-and-white was “rather translating into another language, the one of colours.”