Church Pew with Worshippers [SEP] creator
Church Pew with Worshippers
Church Pew with Worshippers is a watercolor created in 1882 by Vincent van Gogh.
See also.
- Early works of Vincent van Gogh
- Drawings, water-colours and prints by Vincent van Gogh
where Sien's mother had her house. Attendance at the church was compulsory. The painting was "Church Pew with Worshippers" (above right), and several of his models of the time can be recognised in it. Hulsker remarks that the huddling of figures in "State Lottery" was certainly more successful than that in "Church Pew", a subject apparently beyond him. Van Gogh went on to say that almsmen in that district were known as 'orphan men', and said he had taken on a bald