Van Gogh Museum

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It must once have been a farmhouse of the countryside. Entering along a dirt path where grass seems to have grown, the shadows of olive trees and sunflowers, as if encountered within a landscape painting, brush across the floor. Bright colors, as if painted by Van Gogh himself, flow along the walls, and his brushstrokes still seem to stir the air. Visitors pause before the works that hold his mental anguish and passion, coming to imagine his life. His passion for the red vineyards of Arles still fills the air of this building.