When Van Gogh moved to Paris in 1886, he painted the Restaurant Rispal in Asnières, a two-hour walk from Paris. This quiet street scene on a bright day reveals painterly technique of applying pure colors side by side in dots and elongated dabs to create vibrant impressions of movement, an Impressionism hallmark learned from fellow artist Paul Signac.
Print is 11" x 14" and comes in a matted frame.
