Exhibition at London's National Gallery features a 'stunning array' of paintings from the last two years of the artist's life

When Vincent van Gogh left Paris in 1888, he was tired of city life. The Dutch Post-Impressionist traveled to the south of France, where he hoped to find respite. The tumultuous two years that followed were some of the artist’s most productive,

Poets and Lovers” seems designed to entice the casual Van Gogh fan, but there are lesser-known works on view, too.