The Red Vineyard . the only painting Vincent van Gogh is certainly known to have sold during his lifetime. Arles, 4 November 1888. 1223 Vincent Willem van Gogh 036 Stock Photo - Alamy
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The Starry Night" Vincent van Gogh made over 800 paintings in his lifetime. Sold 1 during his lifeti… | Obras de van gogh, Quadros de van gogh, Pós-impressionismo
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The Red Vineyard . the only painting Vincent van Gogh is certainly known to have sold during his lifetime. Arles, 4 November 1888. 1223 At Arles IMG 6921 Stock Photo - Alamy
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Van Gogh only sold one painting in his lifetime. This moving clip shows what his reaction to his popularity would look like today. - Upworthy
