テート・ギャラリーのインスタグラム(tate) - 2月27日 05時01分

Prisoners Exercising is a painting by Vincent van Gogh, inspired by a print of Newgate Prison in London — an image that stayed with the artist for many years. The painting shows the misery and entrapment of the prisoners, while their superiors watch on.

Having grown up in a middle-class home, Van Gogh was surprised by the poverty on the streets of London. When deciding to become an artist, he wished only to create art ‘for the people’. Van Gogh never profited from his paintings during his lifetime, living in poverty for the majority of his life.

Vincent van Gogh, Prisoners Exercising 1890, State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts (Moscow, Russia), on display from 27 March in The EY Exhibition: #VanGogh and Britain at Tate Britain.

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cato_rembrandt Very lighthearted description of him, you should tell of his time as a priest in the mines of Europe... He moved out of his lodging and moved into the wooden huts of the miners and used his entire stipend to feed the poor mining families and nearly starved to death himself

bonniesailerfineart Powerful.... masterfully created ... and the color & textures are absolutely standout! 💎💎💎💚💎💎💎

eddie_great_news @gigijesse this is the great summer exhibition in London. Had no idea VG travelled to London

deborahsartandstuff I haven't seen this before-amongst on of his best. very atmosphericx

eccomiedina @csenemene lehet h iden se uszom meg londont😂 van gogh a tateben😍

ni.ikki @liesje.m waarom???? kende ik dit nog niet???¿?

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