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Artist: Vincent van Gogh
Year Painted: 1888
Location: Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut
Color Warfare: Van Gogh weaponized color — acidic green, bleeding red, mustard yellow — to make viewers feel the tension.
Setting: The real café was in Arles, near the Yellow House. Van Gogh painted it at night, under gaslight, probably muttering about the “souls of drunkards.”
Artistic Rivalry: He sent a sketch of it to Gauguin, who replied that he liked it “a little.” The cat translation: “meh.”
🐾 Feline Twist: When your human says ‘last call,’ but you’ve still got nine lives and zero regrets.
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Approx. 23”W x 18.5”H
Large format, vibrant, high-quality print on durable, semi-rigid thermoplastic.
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