13 Awesome Images of the Red Light District by Van Gogh
Posted on: mars 11, 2016
Amsterdam Red Light District by Van Gogh
How would Van Gogh’s paintings look like if he was still alive? How would he depicted Amsterdam’s erotic entertainment area in the 21st century? With this question in mind, we walked through the area and went to some of our favourite spots. We made these 13 images. Or at least, inspired by the brilliant Dutch painter! These images are inspired by the painting “The Starry Night” – one of his best paintings – which he made in June 1889. This is what it looks like:
The view from the east-facing window of Van Gogh’s asylum room in France.
Starry Night in Amsterdam Red Light District
Now, how would a Starry Night painting look like in Amsterdam’s Red Light District? Check out these 12 images inspired by Van Gogh:
A view on Amsterdam Damrak street.
On the Warmoesstraat in front of cafe Hill Street Blues: “The woman in the red coat“.
In the heart of the RLD – on Amsterdam’s Old Church Square: “Belle”.
Van Gogh in the Red Light District of Amsterdam: “Window prostitutes”.
“Hand on Chest”.
Van Gogh on the Oudezijds Voorburgwal: “De Oude Kerk”. (“The Old Church”)
Amsterdam’s Oudezijds Kolk by Van Gogh: “The entrance”.
A view from the Spooksteeg in Amsterdam.
Van Gogh at the Oudezijds Achterburgwal canal: “The Main Street”.
Amsterdam’s Oudezijds Voorburgwal.
Van Gogh on the Dam street – next to the Red Light District: “The Crooked House”.
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