Donation Center Art Museum

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The windmill of the Moulin de la Galette that Van Gogh painted from atop Montmartre still seems to hold the light and shadow reflected in his eyes. The bustle of the dance hall painted by Toulouse-Lautrec and Renoir carries a vitality that still seems to drift through the air today, drawing visitors into a Parisian night of the nineteenth century. In the windmill's shadow, the bright colors of Impressionism blend softly with the boundary of solitary shade. This is not merely an exhibition space — it is a ground in time where the artists' spirit still lives and breathes. Walking among paintings steeped in Van Gogh's anxiety and passion, the Paris he once saw seems to go on, even today.