Neo Impressionism

The Night Café, or Le Café de nuit in French, is an 1888 Expressionist painting by Durch artist Vincent van Gogh.

Leaving the Port of Saint-Tropez is one of Post-Impressionist Paul Signac's signature works in the pointillist style of colored dots

Vincent van Gogh paints a peasant woman standing indoors with heavy brushstrokes that are thick and lend a weighty kind of significance

Vincent Van Gogh painted portraits of the Roulin family between 1888 and 1889, and this Portrait of Armand Roulin specifically in 1888.

Paul Gauguin paints the 'Young Girl with Fan' holding her fan and dressed in white, the traditional local color of power and death.

In his particular Post-Impressionist style, Vincent van Gogh paints The Smoker - a moustachioed peasant smoking his pipe in 1888.

Memory of the Garden at Etten (Ladies of Arles) was painted by Vincent van Gogh as a decoration for the house he shared with artist Gauguin

Vincent van Gogh's The Stagecoach to Tarascon is based on a novel in which the stagecoach remembers its day on the route from Tarascon to Nimes

Boy in a Red Waistcoat is in keeping with Paul Cézanne's flair for Post-Impressionist experimentation with shapes, volume and angles.

In 1888's Entrance to the Public Park in Arles by Vincent Van Gogh, the brushwork in the trees particularly resemble those of Cezanne’s from a year before.

French artist Paul Cezanne spent a lot of time in Provence, the setting of his 1887 painting Mont Sainte-Victoire with a Large Pine.

Port-en-Bessin, Entrance to the Harbour is an 1888 view of the port in Normandy and is painted in Georges Seurat’s signature style of pointillism.

Wheatfield at Auvers with White House is a simple painting of a field of wheat with a country house in the background painted by Vincent Van Gogh.

The Tragedy is a 1903 painting by Pablo Picasso from his Blue Period, which shows a man, woman and child huddled together on a beach.