Boulevard de Clichy

Title (Dublin Core): Boulevard de Clichy
Description (Dublin Core): "The Boulevard de Clichy is a street in Montmartre, the artists’ neighborhood where Vincent stayed with his brother Theo in Paris, France from March 1886. They lived nearby, first on the Rue de Laval for several months and, from June on, in a larger apartment on the Rue Lepic.

The Boulevard played an important role in Van Gogh’s life. The Café du Tambourin and the Moulin Rouge were located here, as was the studio of Fernand Cormon, where he studied for a time. Several of his friends lived here as well: John Russell, Georges Seurat and Paul Signac – the “Impressionistes du Petit Boulevard,” as Vincent referred to them." -Google Arts and Culture
Identifier (Dublin Core): montmartre_5
Date (Dublin Core): 1887
Subject (Dublin Core): paintings (visual works)
Creator (Dublin Core): Gogh, Vincent van
Source (Dublin Core): Google Arts and Culture
Rights (Dublin Core): Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation), Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation)