An enjoyable approach to one of the most important works in art history, based on the analysis of its details and the portrait of an author who was fascinated by the light of Provence. Designed by Loïc Le Gall Enter a painting, travel through this new universe, explore every corner, every crevice... The pages of this book take a journey through one of the most important paintings in art history: "Van Gogh's Bedroom in Arles," by Vincent Van Gogh. The painter found dazzling light in Provence for his paintings, which he imbued with yellows, blues, and other pure, intense, and brilliant colors. His room with rustic furniture conveys tranquility; Van Gogh represents its elements with quick, sinuous brushstrokes, without worrying about perspective. "The sight of this painting should serve to rest the head, or rather the imagination," said the author, whose room seems ready to receive his friend Gauguin. Starting from the details, Claire d'Harcourt presents in this book an original and accessible approach for children to the work and portrait of this artist. VAN GOGH'S BEDROOM IN ARLES dates from 1888 and is located in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.