How does the van Gogh's painting, Night Cafe, reflect another culture's influence? Be sure to identify the culture that is reflected in the painting and identify how the work represents the influence.

The stransformation took place from the sombre tones of Van Gogh's Dutch paintings to the bright color schemes of his Paris works. On the left you see Van Gogh's Boulevard de Clichy in light tones. The second painting Bridge of Courbevoie, is made by Georges Seurat in 1887.

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"Night Café" depicts the interior of a pool in Arles' Place Lamartine. A more striking van Gogh canvas would be difficult to find, but no one could call this particular picture beautiful. It was the artist's intention to show the lowest edge of humanity, without adornment, with as much impact and sincerity as possible.

What influenced The Night Café?

Le Café de Nuit or The Night Café depicts the vividly colored interior of the Café de la Gare, van Gogh's home as he continued work on The Yellow House, where he hoped to found an artists' colony with the likes of Paul Gauguin, who famously departed after a short sojourn as Vincent's housemate.

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