Van Gogh's rented house on Place Lamartine in Arles, painted in September 1888 under what he called "a sulphur sun" and "a pure cobalt sky". He hoped to make it a studio shared with other artists, and Gauguin lived there for nine weeks that autumn. The building was badly damaged in a bombing raid in 1944 and later demolished.
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The first-floor corner window with both shutters open was the guest room Gauguin used. At the far right, a train crosses one of the railway bridges.
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