Congregation Leaving the Reformed Church in Nuenen Replica on Canvas
This painting can be reproduced for you in a perfect condition by amazingly talented artists from Holland and the rest of the world. These artists have studied and analyzed Van Gogh’s painting techniques for years, which means the oil reproductions that you get will look and feel just like an original.
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Painted by Van Gogh
Depicting a church in
Nuenen, this painting showcases a beautiful
yellow building in between with people all around. In true Van Gogh fashion, no painting is ever complete without an element of
nature.
And that is why you can see big
trees on both ends of the church. The clear
blue sky and
yellow and scarce leaves on the trees are an indicator of fall. Since Vincent’s father was a pastor, Vincent too was very religious and often went to the church.
He believed in God, and there are many religious references spread across his paintings.
A personal inspiration
This painting was made by Van Gogh for his mother in an effort to make her feel better. Her thigh bone had broken, and she was on bed rest. To uplift her spirits, Vincent painted a small church with trees and hedges.
An X-ray analysis of the painting revealed that initially the trees were bare and there were
peasants outside the church. But later, Vincent added mourning churchgoers and leaves to the trees. It is possible that Vincent added these changes after his father’s death.
Current Value of Congregation Leaving the Reformed Church in Nuenen
According to Adriaan Dönszelmann, the managing director of the
Van Gogh Museum, the estimated value of both works at the time of the crime was a whopping 4 million euros, or about 4.5 million dollars.
The current market price of the painting is a lot higher than the estimated value in 2002. We can be sure the Van Gogh Museum will never sell this painting though..
Congregation Leaving the Reformed Church in Nuenen at Van Gogh Museum
This painting was stolen from the
Van Gogh Museum in 2002, but in September 2016, it was finally tracked down and brought back to the museum in 2017.
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