Description
Madame Roulin and Her Baby by Vincent van Gogh gathers its emotional force around the infant Marcelle, held closely by her mother, Augustine. Vigorous brushwork and the child’s expressive face make this small family portrait feel immediate and alive.
Painted in Arles in 1888, the work belongs to Van Gogh’s portraits of the family of the postman Joseph Roulin. Augustine’s simplified presence frames her daughter, focusing attention on the protective embrace and the intimacy between mother and child.
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