Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette

painting
Golle imaaɗe	1884
Title	Kop van een skelet met brandende sigaret
Lesdi	Holannda
Location	Van Gogh Museum
Jonde kwa'odineto	52°21′31″N 4°52′53″E
Main subject	skeleton
Genre	vanitas
Creator	Vincent van Gogh
Catalog code	F212, JH999
Country of origin	Holannda
Made from material	oil paint, canvas
Depicts	human skull, 1, cigarette, smoking
Collection	Van Gogh Museum
Inventory number	s0083V1962
Location of creation	Antwerpen
Described at URL	http://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/nl/collectie/s0083V1962, http://www.vggallery.com/painting/p_0212.htm, https://vangoghworldwide.org/artwork/F212
Copyright status	public domain
Depicts Iconclass notation	41C74(+1), 41C743, 31A21

Koppi ƴiiƴam e simme ɓuuɓɗo (hollande : Kop van een skelet met brandende sigaret) ko golle Vincent van Gogh gadane. Natal tokosal ngal nebam e dow canvas ngal alaa ñalngu, ngal ina waɗi ƴiye e simme, ina jeyaa e ko mooftaa duumingal e nder galle Van Gogh to Amsterdam.^[1]Ko ɓuri heewde e nde pentiraa ko e ndunngu 1885–86 ngam wonde yeewtere satirik e golle jaŋde konservatiif.^[2] Ko adii nde ɗum huutortee ngam huutoraade aadee wuurɗo ngam waɗde ɗum e mbaadiiji, jaŋde ina waɗi heen jaŋde ƴiye ngam ƴellitde faamde anatomi aadee. Van Gogh ina wonnoo to Antwerpen, to leydi Belsik e oon sahaa ina tawtoree jaŋde to duɗal jaaɓi haaɗtirde laamɗo, ngal o wiyi caggal ɗuum ina metti, ngal jannginaani mo hay huunde.^[3]

Van Gogh waɗii ƴiye e nder golle goɗɗe ummoraade e jamaanu makko Antwerpen, sketch "kosam gonɗam e cat ".^[4]E hitaande 1887–88, van Gogh waɗii nate ɗiɗi goɗɗe ɗe ƴiye, ko ɗee tan ngoni golle makko goɗɗe (gaagaa natal ummoraade e oon sahaa) ngam huutoraade ƴiye ngam waɗde motif.^[5]

Golle ɗee ina njogii 32 e 24,5 santimeeteer (12,6 in × 9,6 in). Ina sikkaa ko vanitas walla memento mori, e sahaa nde kanko van Gogh o wonnoo e cellal. Ina gasa tawa ko golle Hercules Seghers, naalanke Holanndeejo mo teeminannde 17ɓiire, walla Félicien Rops, Belsiknaajo mo van Gogh wondi e mum. Hay so tawii ina heewi firteede ko ñiŋooje simmeeji, Van Gogh ko simmeeji keewɗi e hoore mum, o jokki e simmeeji haa o maayi e hitaande 1890.^[6]

Natal ngal ko miñiiko biyeteeɗo Theo Van Gogh joginoo e sahaa maayde makko e hitaande 1891. Ko debbo makko biyeteeɗo Johanna van Gogh-Bonger roni ngal haa nde o sankii e hitaande 1925, caggal ɗuum ko ɓiy maɓɓe biyeteeɗo Vincent Willem van Gogh rokki ngal haa hitaande 1962, nde Fooyre Van Gogh heɓi ngal. Nde wonnoo ko e ñamaande to suudu defte Stedelijk tuggi 1962 haa 1973, nde wonnoo ko e ñamaande duumiinde to suudu defte Van Gogh to Amsterdam gila 1973.^[7]

Koppi (hitaande 1887/1888); F297a, JH1347

Koppi (hitaande 1887/1888); F297, 1346

Skeleton e Cat (Mars–Mee 1886); F1361, JH998

Ƴeew kadi

Doggol golle Vincent Van Gogh

Tuugnorgal

↑ "Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette, 1886". Van Gogh Museum. Archived from the original on 3 February 2012. Retrieved 19 May 2013. This curious and somewhat macabre little painting is undated. It was probably executed in the winter of 1885–86, during Van Gogh’s stay in Antwerp....This skull with a cigarette was likely meant as a kind of joke, and probably also as a comment on conservative academic practice.
↑ "Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette, 1886". Van Gogh Museum. Archived from the original on 3 February 2012. Retrieved 19 May 2013. This curious and somewhat macabre little painting is undated. It was probably executed in the winter of 1885–86, during Van Gogh’s stay in Antwerp....This skull with a cigarette was likely meant as a kind of joke, and probably also as a comment on conservative academic practice.
↑ Bundrick, Sheramy (14 June 2008). "Memento Mori or Just a Joke?". Van Gogh's Chair (blog). blogspot.com. Retrieved 19 May 2013. [H]is letters and anecdotes from others record that he sparred with his drawing and painting teachers and was scornful of conservative academic practice. His time at the Academy lasted only weeks; he felt he was learning nothing and later proclaimed academic training "damned boring". Taken from that perspective, 'Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette' could be read as a thumbing-of-the-nose at 'the establishment.'
↑ ""Hanging skeleton and cat"".
↑ Bundrick, Sheramy (14 June 2008). "Memento Mori or Just a Joke?". Van Gogh's Chair (blog). blogspot.com. Retrieved 19 May 2013. [H]is letters and anecdotes from others record that he sparred with his drawing and painting teachers and was scornful of conservative academic practice. His time at the Academy lasted only weeks; he felt he was learning nothing and later proclaimed academic training "damned boring". Taken from that perspective, 'Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette' could be read as a thumbing-of-the-nose at 'the establishment.'
↑ Bundrick, Sheramy (14 June 2008). "Memento Mori or Just a Joke?". Van Gogh's Chair (blog). blogspot.com. Retrieved 19 May 2013. [H]is letters and anecdotes from others record that he sparred with his drawing and painting teachers and was scornful of conservative academic practice. His time at the Academy lasted only weeks; he felt he was learning nothing and later proclaimed academic training "damned boring". Taken from that perspective, 'Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette' could be read as a thumbing-of-the-nose at 'the establishment.'
↑ Skull with Burning Cigarette, vggallery.com

[vgmnl2-1] "Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette, 1886". Van Gogh Museum. Archived from the original on 3 February 2012. Retrieved 19 May 2013. This curious and somewhat macabre little painting is undated. It was probably executed in the winter of 1885–86, during Van Gogh’s stay in Antwerp....This skull with a cigarette was likely meant as a kind of joke, and probably also as a comment on conservative academic practice.

[vgmnl-2] "Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette, 1886". Van Gogh Museum. Archived from the original on 3 February 2012. Retrieved 19 May 2013. This curious and somewhat macabre little painting is undated. It was probably executed in the winter of 1885–86, during Van Gogh’s stay in Antwerp....This skull with a cigarette was likely meant as a kind of joke, and probably also as a comment on conservative academic practice.

[Bundrick3-3] Bundrick, Sheramy (14 June 2008). "Memento Mori or Just a Joke?". Van Gogh's Chair (blog). blogspot.com. Retrieved 19 May 2013. [H]is letters and anecdotes from others record that he sparred with his drawing and painting teachers and was scornful of conservative academic practice. His time at the Academy lasted only weeks; he felt he was learning nothing and later proclaimed academic training "damned boring". Taken from that perspective, 'Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette' could be read as a thumbing-of-the-nose at 'the establishment.'

[vanGogh-4] ""Hanging skeleton and cat"".

[Bundrick2-5] Bundrick, Sheramy (14 June 2008). "Memento Mori or Just a Joke?". Van Gogh's Chair (blog). blogspot.com. Retrieved 19 May 2013. [H]is letters and anecdotes from others record that he sparred with his drawing and painting teachers and was scornful of conservative academic practice. His time at the Academy lasted only weeks; he felt he was learning nothing and later proclaimed academic training "damned boring". Taken from that perspective, 'Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette' could be read as a thumbing-of-the-nose at 'the establishment.'

[Bundrick-6] Bundrick, Sheramy (14 June 2008). "Memento Mori or Just a Joke?". Van Gogh's Chair (blog). blogspot.com. Retrieved 19 May 2013. [H]is letters and anecdotes from others record that he sparred with his drawing and painting teachers and was scornful of conservative academic practice. His time at the Academy lasted only weeks; he felt he was learning nothing and later proclaimed academic training "damned boring". Taken from that perspective, 'Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette' could be read as a thumbing-of-the-nose at 'the establishment.'

[7] Skull with Burning Cigarette, vggallery.com

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