História da Arte

Paris Bistros: Iconic Places and Space for Art

Excelente artigo no Daily Art Magazine sobre a relação dos bistrôs parisienses com a arte.

Trecho:

A large group of painters was fascinated by the global atmosphere of the Parisian bistros, as seen from the street.

One of them was Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890), who spent some years in Paris. In 1886 he represented a famous café in Montmartre, without focusing on people (who in fact are roughly sketched, not recognizable) but rather on tables, benches, and exclusive areas which almost recall chapels. The brushstrokes and the everyday subject are surely Vincent’s!

Como era de se esperar, muita coisa do Impressionismo e do Pós-Impressionismo.

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