Solsikker (van Gogh-serier)
- For alternative betydninger, se Solsikker. (Se også artikler, som begynder med Solsikker)
Solsikker (originaltitel på fransk: Tournesols) er navnet på to serier af stilleben-malerier af den hollandske maler Vincent van Gogh. Den første serie, malt i Paris i 1887, forestiller solsikker som ligger på jorden, mens den anden, lavet i Arles året efter, viser en buket solsikker i en vase.
Paris-solsikkerne
Arles-solsikkerne
De første udgaver fra august 1888
Solsikker (F459), anden version: kongeblå baggrund
Olie på lærred, 98 × 69 cm
Tidligere i privat samling, Japan, ødelagt af en brand under anden verdenskrig den 6. august 1945[1]Solsikker (F456), tredje version: blågrøn baggrund
Olie på lærred, 91 × 72 cm
Neue Pinakothek, München, TysklandSolsikker (F454), fjerde version: gul baggrund
Olie på lærred, 92,1 × 73 cm
National Gallery, London, England
Gentagelserne fra januar 1889
Solsikker (F455), gentagelse af den 3. version
Olie på lærred, 92 × 72,5 cm
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, USA.Solsikker (F458), gentagelse af den 5. version (gul baggrund)
Olie på lærred, 95 × 73 cm
Van Gogh-museet, Amsterdam, Holland.Solsikker (F457), replika den 4. version (gulgrøn baggrund)
Olie på lærred, 100 × 76 cm
Sompo Japan Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan.[2]
Referencer
- ^ Vincent van Gogh: The Paintings (Still Life: Vase with Five Sunflowers)
- ^ Seiji Togo Memorial Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Museum of Art, arkiveret fra originalen 31. december 2012, hentet 15. december 2019
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This is the mysterious so-called "Lausanne" Sunflowers. It was purchased by an unidentified private collector from a New York dealer in 1996 for an undisclosed sum. The last time it was exhibited was in 1948 when the Cleveland had it for a month. Previously it had been exhibited three times for a total of just six weeks in Paris. Since the 1948 exhibition its movements have been shrouded in mystery and few people have seen it in recent years. The painting is said to be in excellent condition. This image, from Martin Bailey's 2013 book, is likely the best image available, Bailey doesn't give a picture credit.