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A green billiard table stands alone on a yellow plank floor beneath four gas lamps, each ringed with a halo of yellow strokes. Van Gogh painted the Cafe de la Gare at Arles just past midnight in 1888: blood-red walls, a clock above the door, the landlord in a white coat waiting by the table, and a few drinkers slumped at marble-topped tables round the edges.
The floorboards run in long parallel strokes with barely any variation, which makes the lower half harder than the crowded walls. Finished size 46 x 61cm.
Van Gogh's distinctive bold brushstrokes and strong colour contrasts between red walls, green ceiling, and yellow floor aid piece placement.








All within 18 miles of Arles.














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