and The Death of Socrates. You can find it near the center of the painting, in the bottom row. Just below the large portrait of a woman in a gown, it stands out with its gaping archway hovering ...

The portrait he paints is profoundly affectionate. Socrates might have been physically ... No doubt this has much to do with Plato’s art, but it is impossible not to suppose, too, that it ...

contextualized with a few self-portraits and other paintings from the period. In addition, there are several paintings by Paul Gauguin, who joined his friend in Arles, along with relevant works ...