the red vineyards near arles is the only painting van gogh sold.
the red vineyards near arles is the only painting van gogh sold.
what is the only painting van gogh sold?
the red vineyards near arles
the red vineyard









































the red vineyards near arles is an oil painting by the dutch painter vincent van gogh, executed on a privately primed toile de 30 piece of burlap in early november 1888. it depicts workers in a vineyard, and is believed to be the only painting van gogh sold during his lifetime. 









































it has been listed among the artist's major works.









































section::::history.
the red vineyard
during the 1890 "les xx" expo in brussels van gogh sold his first painting, "the red vineyard". it was purchased by anna boch, impressionist painter, heiress of a ceramics fortune and sister of his friend eugene boch. "the red vineyard" is said to be the only painting van gogh sold during his lifetime.









































in 1903, the first works of vincent van gogh entered museum collections in vienna and rotterdam, as well as folkwang museum, then privately run by karl-ernst osthaus in hagen (later transferred to essen).
posthumous fame of vincent van gogh