A still life by this man is distinguished from an ordinary "thing," and contrasted with the poem "The Roman Fountain" by C. F. Meyer, in Martin Heidegger's essay "The Origin o
A still life by this man is distinguished from an ordinary "thing," and contrasted with the poem "The Roman Fountain" by C. F. Meyer, in Martin Heidegger's essay "The Origin of the Work of Art." This painter of several still lifes entitled A Pair of Shoes placed a foxglove plant in the foreground of a portrait that shows a red-haired man in a white cap glumly staring ahead while resting his head on his right fist. This man's painting The (*) Cottage shows the exterior of a Nuenen abode, in whose interior he painted a woman pouring a kettle on the right as four other people sit around a table below a single oil lamp hung from the ceiling. In a painting depicting Saint-Rémy, this painter of two versions of a Portrait of Dr. Gachet showed dark cypress trees in front of a swirling sky. For 10 points, name this Dutch painter The Potato Eaters and The Starry Night.
A still life by this man is distinguished from an ordinary "thing," and contrasted with the poem "The Roman Fountain" by C. F. Meyer, in Martin Heidegger's essay "The Origin of the Work of Art.