For Vincent

Thanks Helene, it’s great to get feed back.

Ah! The chairiness of chairs. When I participated in the Art Teachers Conversion Course, through East Sydney Tech, in the late 60s / early 70s, one of the teachers / lecturers was so very keen on talking about THAT chairas the chairiness of chairs.
Funny how these things stick!

I’m a bit of a Vincent tragic so this really hit the right note for me.
Nice work!

Thanks for your comments. I always thought of this chair as being a bit of a self portrait of Vincent.

when i was in new york at the Moma i found a Vincent tucked away right in the corner.. like u had to work hard to even notice it was there.. and i thought ‘yeh, thats so Vincent’

“I always thought of this chair as being a bit of a self portrait of Vincent.” – sigh… awesome

hi mbartworks, fanatastic lino cut! what a fab interpretation…i recall dabbling in printmaking mostly etching on zinc plates but lino cuts are tough…you’re a very talented gal:) colours are gorgeous too.

i went to the van gogh museum in amsterdam late last year (& as cliched as is may sound) i was blown away by all his paintings on several levels, seeing a huge collection of his work just damn amazing is all i can say…& his lesser known paintings are just divine too.

...meant copper plates above (& who knows what other materials i etched on!) for printing…but yeah, great work.

Thanks Ange, I too went to the van Gogh museum in 2004. It’s amazing how profilic he was!
I think you’ll find that there are many,many surfaces you can etch onto.

Thank you very very much for your thoughtful comments.

vincent him self told me to say you out did him almost watch them ears girl!!

Thanks, for adding this to Dutch touch.

love this, I love Vincent too, who has not been influenced by his wonderful work!

Wonderful work, Van Gogh is one of my favorite artists!

Van Gogh is my all time favourite painter.
I must say, I’m very impressed!

a fitting and wonderfull tribute.
I sign all my work with my first name as a tribute to Van Goghover 40 years now well done

I think Vincent would have liked it.

Great work, Well done.

Vincent would be delighted to see this image!

Yes, this is a great linocut image of Van Goghs chair…...as Aari said, Van Gogh would have liked it.
You’ve achieved some wonderful markings through the process of cutting the lino…..well done!

gotta love him! I read Dear Theo about 2 years ago, and it severely impacted me.

great tribute piece!

great stuff, stylistically works in lino. well done :)

wonderful art! i love much better yours than original. I found new study way that I can paint in different style, even i am inspired from masterpiece. thank you for sharing nice job.

i love you go Vincent magic

I like this so much. Lately I’ve been seeing and reading a lot of artwork dedicated to Vincent here on the Bubble, and it’s so awesome because he’s one of my favorite painters. I think Vincent would have liked your piece. It’s a shame he doesn’t know how much his work is appreciated now.

well done great work

I really love this, fantastic.

fantastic work Marilyn ~ love your technique and style, this is beautiful

Dear Marilyn,
Congratulations on your feature in Impressionism Cafè
Magnificent work!

So So beautiful!....your interpretation of it is so connected…