“Vicarage at Nuenen” is an artwork created by Vincent van Gogh in 1885 using pencil and ink on paper. This artwork, categorized within the Realism movement, represents a sketch and study genre.
The artwork depicts a modest residential building, characterized by its textured and intricate use of pencil and ink, which captures the essence of an ordinary yet charming vicarage in Nuenen. The structure’s gabled roof and multiple chimneys give it a quaint and rustic appearance. Surrounding the vicarage, there are bare trees, and the presence of fencing adds to the tranquil and quiet ambiance of the rural setting. The meticulous detailing and use of lines and shading create depth and bring a sense of realism to the scene, illustrating Van Gogh’s mastery in capturing the ordinary with extraordinary skill.
