SERIE 1 - THE REINTERPRETATIONS:

A/ Vincent in Amsterdam: a creative interpretation imagining Vincent in Amsterdam enjoying a “Spicy Orange” cocktail. 

B/ Sunflowers: a variation of the original sunflowers in a vase, painted in Arles in 1888.

C/ Lane near Arles: the original, painted in 1888, depicts a lane surrounded by trees running between the fields outside Arles, France. 

D/ Stairway at Auvers: the original was painted in 1890, the year Vincent died. He enjoyed Auvers as it reminded him of his childhood in North Brabant.

SERIE 2 - THE REINTERPRETATIONS:

A/ Vincent in Alkmaar: a whimsical interpretation of Vincent enjoying a glass of Spicy Orange at the cheese market in Alkmaar.

B/ Wheatfield with Crows: Vincent painted the original version in July 1890 with a powerful sense of dynamism and emphasizes his grandeur. It was one of his last works.

C/ Almond blossom: the original Vincent painted for his newborn nephew, Vincent Willem. He regarded the delicate white flowers against a sky blue background as a symbol of new life.

D/ The bedroom in Arles: the original was painted in October 1888. It shows Vincent’s bedroom of The Yellow House in Arles.

SERIE 3 - THE REINTERPRETATIONS:

A/ Vincent in Leiden: a modern variation depicting Vincent in Leiden, in front of the Koornbrug, Molenmuseum De Valk, and the tulip fields for which the region is
known.

B/ Irises: an oil painting from 1889 that shows a landscape with irises, created at the Saint Paul-de-Mausole in the year before Vincent’s death in 1890.

C/ Windmills on Montmartre: Vincent arrived in Paris in the spring of 1886. His original work depicts the landscape with windmills on the hill of Montmartre.

D/ The Potato Eaters: in 1885, Vincent began working on The Potato Eaters while
living with his parents in Nuenen, a rural town home to many farmers and
weavers.

SERIE 4 - THE REINTERPRETATIONS:

A/ Vincent in Haarlem: a thought-provoking artwork depicting Vincent on the Grote Markt in Haarlem, the place where the Gincent concept and distilled beverages originate.

B/ Garden at Arles: in Arles, Vincent discovered the power of colour. The
sun-drenched landscapes inspired him to create his most famous masterpieces.

C/ Red Vineyard: an oil painting completed in November 1888. It shows workers in a vineyard and is the only painting known by name that Van Gogh sold during his lifetime.

D/ Peasant Woman Digging Potatoes: probably painted in 1885 in Nieuw-Amsterdam or Nuenen, intended as a figure study, depicting what he referred to as one of his
'clog works'.