- Friday, April 19, 2024
By: Lekshmi Sajeev
PAINTINGS BY DUTCH MASTER VAN GOGH AND SWISS FELIX VALLOTTON TAKE CENTRE CAPITAL ATTRACTION by AMIT ROY SINCE I have a thing about landscapes, I have enjoyed those by Vincent Van Gogh at Tate Britain; and the Swiss artist Felix Vallotton – I hadn’t heard of him before – at the Royal Academy. We tend to associate Van Gogh with sunflowers – indeed, one of his signature sunflower paintings has pride of place and ends the exhibition – and with his self-portraits, but his landscapes are just as remarkable. Visitors can lose themselves in his depictions of, say, a horse…
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