Cafe: drinking is not coffee, but inspired art.

If inspiration is a visual spark, then the cafe may become the most beautiful and twinkling place. The famous left bank coffee culture fascinates inspiration-seeking artists. You can't imagine art giants Cezanne, Gauguin, Monet and Ray. Before Noah's masterpiece was born, how much of the original inspiration burst out at a coffee table. After accepting the precious gifts from the cafe, the artists were not stingy with their talent, turning the cafe into brilliant paintings and recording their feelings at that time.

Vincent is the most famous artist who will paint the canvas in the cafe that inspired his creation. William。 Van Gogh. During his stay at the Lancassel Cafe from May to September 1888, in addition to the famous Night Cafe, he also created classics such as the Yellow House and the Langlois Bridge. In his letter to his sister Wilhelmina, Vincent used words instead of painting walls to depict the night The Cafe Terrace. "there is a pink-purple hue here. Looking at the spire with green trees in the street, you can see the blue sky and the stars shining in the dark blue or purple sky. You can use beautiful blue, purple and green instead of black to depict the night, in that environment, there is a glowing pale sulfur and green incense wood yellow. I find it very interesting to paint outside in the evening. "

Van Gogh

Night cafe

When he was a poor artist, Picasso used to spend his time in the four Cat Cafe in Barcelona. While drinking coffee, he always draws exaggerated and strange cartoons of his friends around him and posts them on the wall of the store. When Picasso went from Spain to Paris, he was still down and out. Just as he spent his last franc, a kind cafe owner took him in, and in return, Picasso gave all his graffiti to the coffee shop owner. The kind boss saved these paintings that no one liked at that time. A few years later, the cafe owner prospered as a result.

Picasso

Men and women in cafes

Edgar. Degas.

Cafe | Oil painting | 92 × 68cm

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