{"title":"Vincent van Gogh","description":"\u003cp data-start=\"22\" data-end=\"337\"\u003e1853* 1890\u003cmeta charset=\"utf-8\"\u003e† | He was not a painter of the pleasing. He did not work for recognition, but for truthfulness. His paintings emerge from urgency – from the need to make feelings visible before they overwhelm him. For him, painting was less a profession than a form of existence. He started late, without academic ease, but with uncompromising seriousness. Van Gogh painted to find stability: in nature, in the rhythm of work, in color itself. Especially in his last years, his style intensified. The motifs became simpler, the visual language more radical. Color detached itself from the object, brushstrokes remained open, almost defiantly visible. Nothing was smoothed over, nothing embellished. His time in Arles stands for hope – for community, light, new beginnings. Saint-Rémy for retreat and introspection. Both are inextricably linked. Van Gogh did not think in terms of phases of success, but in states. His works are snapshots of a sensitive spirit that perceives the world more intensely than others – and suffers precisely because of it. What makes his paintings so modern to this day is their honesty. They don't explain, they assert. They don't seek beauty, they find it in the imperfect. Van Gogh doesn't paint what he sees, but what it does to him. And that is precisely why his works do not appear historical, but contemporary.\u003c\/p\u003e","products":[{"product_id":"the-starry-night","title":"Starry Night","description":"Above a quiet village, a sky full of movement unfolds.\n \nThe night is deep blue, yet it is anything but calm. Stars shine in intense yellow circles, surrounded by spiraling rays. The moon appears as a bright semicircle in the sky, its light spreading across the landscape.\n\n The sky itself seems to flow. Van Gogh paints it with swirling lines that stretch across the entire canvas. This movement makes the night appear alive – almost as if it were breathing.\n\n In the foreground, a dark cypress tree rises steeply upwards. Its flame-like shape cuts through the sky, connecting earth and cosmos. The tree appears both powerful and mysterious.\n\n Below lies a small village. The houses stand close together, their windows dimly lit. A church steeple rises into the sky, forming a tranquil counterpoint to the movements of the heavens.\n\n The colors are intense: deep ultramarine blue, vibrant yellow, cool greens. Thick brushstrokes shape the surface of the painting, giving it an almost relief-like texture.\n \nThe longer you look, the more the landscape appears like an inner image – a mixture of memory, observation and feeling.","brand":"FÉRUD","offers":[{"title":"12.4 x 10 cm \/ mini","offer_id":56855533453689,"sku":"599217-32072784-124000-100000","price":139.0,"currency_code":"EUR","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0954\/8444\/5049\/files\/624d775e-67f9-4661-a114-76cd624a5626.png?v=1774289854"},{"product_id":"the-starry-night-1","title":"Starry Night","description":"Above a quiet village, a sky full of movement unfolds. The night is deep blue, yet it appears anything but calm. Stars glow in intense yellow circles, surrounded by spiral rays. The moon appears as a bright crescent in the sky, its light cast over the landscape. The sky itself seems to flow. Van Gogh paints it with swirling lines that stretch across the entire canvas. 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