Van Gogh in
Musée Lapidaire
Place de la République
The museum was housed in the Église Sainte-Anne on Place de la République, which still exists and can be visited. Its collection was moved to the Musée Départemental Arles Antiques (Avenue 1ere division France libre) in 1996.
Van Gogh in
Musée Lapidaire
In his first week in Arles, Vincent visited the Musée Lapidaire, a museum of antiquities. According to a nineteenth-century travel guide, it was known for its collection of ancient Christian marble sarcophagi from the Alyscamps.
After mentioning his visit in a letter, Vincent did not refer to the museum again.
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