The friendship between Van Gogh and Gauguin was fraught with quarrels and ended when Van Gogh famously cut off his left ear. Since then they never met again, however, they continued to correspond.
An analysis of the relationship between them is of interest to cultural scientists and researchers. This portrait depicts Gog’s work on a well-known series of paintings dedicated to sunflowers.
Related Paintings 
Van Gogh paints sunflowers (Portrait of Vincent Van Gogh) by Paul Gauguin 
Still Life with Sunflowers on the Chair by Paul Gauguin 
Self-portrait “Les Miserables” (rejected) by Paul Gauguin 
Van Gogh dessine des tournesols (Portrait de Vincent Van Gogh) – Paul Gauguin 
Portrait de Van Gogh – Paul Gauguin 
Self-Portrait in a Hat by Paul Gauguin 
Van Gogh pinta girasoles (Retrato de Vincent Van Gogh) – Paul Gauguin 
Portrait of Madame Gauguin in an Evening Dress by Paul Gauguin
Van Gogh paints sunflowers (Portrait of Vincent Van Gogh) by Paul Gauguin Still Life with Sunflowers on the Chair by Paul Gauguin Self-portrait “Les Miserables” (rejected) by Paul Gauguin Van Gogh dessine des tournesols (Portrait de Vincent Van Gogh) – Paul Gauguin Portrait de Van Gogh – Paul Gauguin Self-Portrait in a Hat by Paul Gauguin Van Gogh pinta girasoles (Retrato de Vincent Van Gogh) – Paul Gauguin Portrait of Madame Gauguin in an Evening Dress by Paul Gauguin