The Circus at Arles
Catalog no.
1200
Year
1959
Subject
City and street
Media
Studies /
pen and wash
Size (H x W)
15 x 22 inches
Availability
Not for sale
One of several sketches capturing the structure of the circus tent. These studies were later worked into a painting called 'The Circus' [Cat. No. 200] - the first to be undertaken in the 'squares technique'. Inspired partly by the location, Arles, which had been something of a place of pilgrimage for an artist who loved Van Gogh.
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