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Van Gogh – Corridor in the Asylum | 1889 Oil Painting

Empty arched corridor with ochre walls and turquoise ceiling receding into deep perspective, painted with swirling Van Gogh brushstrokes

Painted during Van Gogh’s voluntary stay at Saint-Paul-de-Mausole, this work transforms an institutional hallway into a study of psychological space. The exaggerated perspective and rhythmic arches create a hypnotic tunnel effect, while the warm ochres against cool blue-greens suggest both confinement and meditative calm.

ArtistVincent van Gogh
Year1889
CategoryLandscape
MediumOil on canvas
LicenceCC0 Public Domain
Resolution1 993 × 2 560 px
FormatJPEG
File Size~2.4 MB

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