The artwork entitled “Austin Friars Church, London” is a sketch by the renowned artist Vincent van Gogh, dated approximately 1874 and created in London, United Kingdom. Executed in ink on paper, this piece exemplifies the Realism movement and falls within the genre of sketch and study.
The artwork depicts the Austin Friars Church, intricately detailed with precise line work characteristic of van Gogh’s early style. The structure features pointed Gothic arches and large windows, conveying the architectural essence of the church. The lines emphasize the textures of the building’s stone walls and the surrounding environment, which includes a tree and pathway leading to the church. In the foreground, van Gogh’s handwritten notes add a personal touch, offering further context and insight into the sketch.
