Crossword clues for arles
arles
- City northwest of Marseilles
- City near Nîmes
- Where van Gogh's "The Night Café" was painted
- Where "Three Sunflowers in a Vase" was painted
- Where "The Yellow House" was painted
- Where ''Sunflowers'' was painted
- Van Gogh's village
- Van Gogh's home, for a time
- Van Gogh's home in Provence
- Van Gogh town
- Southern French city
- Rhone delta city
- Productive city for van Gogh
- French city that inspired Van Gogh
- City that inspired van Gogh
- City NW of Marseille
- City near Avignon
- A Van Gogh home
- "A Lane near __" (Van Gogh work)
- Where van Gogh's second "Sunflowers" series was painted
- Where van Gogh painted "The Yellow House"
- Where van Gogh painted "The Night Cafe"
- Where Van Gogh lost an ear
- Where van Gogh lived for a while
- Where van Gogh did "Sunflowers"
- Where van Gogh did ''Starry Night''
- Where "The Night Café" was painted
- Where "Starry Night Over the Rhone" was painted
- Where "Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear" was painted
- Van Gogh's stomping grounds
- Van Gogh's Provence home
- Van Gogh's last home
- Van Gogh's home, briefly
- Van Gogh's commune
- Van Gogh's city
- Van Gogh's "View of ___ with Irises"
- Van Gogh's ''The Bedroom at __''
- Van Gogh–Gauguin locale
- Van Gogh painted sunflowers here
- Van Gogh milieu
- Town near the Rhone delta
- Southeastern French city
- Setting of Van Gogh's "starry sky" paintings
- Setting for van Gogh's "The Night Café"
- Setting for Van Gogh's "Sunflowers"
- Setting for Van Gogh works
- Setting for Van Gogh
- Setting for some van Gogh paintings
- Setting for many a van Gogh painting
- Setting for "Starry Night Over the Rhone"
- Provençal city that inspired van Gogh
- Pont Van Gogh locale
- Locale for van Gogh
- Largest French commune by area
- Inspiration for Van Gogh
- Hometown of Jeanne Calment, who died in 1997 at age 122
- Hangout for Van Gogh and Gauguin
- Hangout for Gauguin and Van Gogh
- Frequent van Gogh setting
- French town with Roman monuments
- French photography festival city
- French home for van Gogh
- French city with a famous Roman amphitheater
- French city whose last two letters are silent
- French city where van Gogh died and painted a shitton of sunflowers, not necessarily in that order
- French city by the Camargue plain
- France's largest city, by area
- City where Van Gogh painted many orchards
- City where Van Gogh painted "Sunflowers"
- City where "The Night Café" was painted
- City west of Nice
- City that's the setting for several van Gogh paintings
- City on the Rhone delta
- City of Provence
- City in the Bouches-du-Rhône department of France
- City in southeast France
- City in S.E. France
- City downriver from Avignon
- City between Nîmes and Marseilles
- 2,000-year-old French city
- ''Sunflowers'' setting
- Provence city
- City where Van Gogh painted sunflowers
- Locale in van Gogh paintings
- City on the Rhone River
- Van Gogh's "Bedroom at _____"
- Where Gauguin visited van Gogh
- The Louvre's "Venus d'___"
- "Van Gogh in___"
- Van Gogh locale
- Site in a Bizet suite
- Van Gogh's "Bedroom at ___"
- Where Van Gogh cut off his ear
- Van Gogh home, for a time
- "Starry Night Over the Rhone" setting
- "Sunflowers" setting
- It's on the Rhone delta
- Van Gogh painted here
- Setting of Van Gogh's "Bedroom"
- Setting of Van Gogh's "Cafe Terrace at Night"
- Bizet suite "The Girl From ___"
- Where some sunflowers were painted
- Van Gogh's "Bedroom in ___"
- "Cafe Terrace at Night" setting
- City on the RhГґne
- Setting for some van Goghs
- City in Provence
- "Bedroom at ___" (classic painting)
- Van Gogh's "Sunflowers" setting
- French city where van Gogh painted
- Van Gogh home for a while
- Setting for many van Gogh paintings
- "The Painter of Sunflowers" setting
- Much-painted city in Provence
- Former kingdom of Provence
- Setting for van Gogh's "The Yellow House"
- City in SE France
- Name in many van Gogh titles
- Medieval French kingdom
- Van Gogh lived here
- Van Gogh's "Room at ___"
- Van Gogh slept here
- Gauguin painted here
- Roman ruins site in France
- Van Gogh's "Bridge at ___"
- Gauguin's "The Women of ___"
- Kingdom of Burgundy, once
- Site of many Van Gogh paintings
- City of SE France
- "The Night Cafe" was painted there
- Rhone River city
- French city where Van Gogh lived
- Cathedral city of France
- Van Gogh view
- Medieval kingdom
- Van Gogh's adopted city
- Site of Van Gogh's bridge
- Where Van Gogh painted a bridge
- "Bridge at ___": Van Gogh
- "The little Gallic Rome"
- Constantine slept here
- French art town
- French site of Roman ruins
- Van Gogh environs
- King possibly deprived of honoured companion in French city
- French river
- River of France
- City on the Rhine
- Site of Van Gogh's wheat fields
- City of France
- Where Van Gogh painted "Sunflowers"
- Where van Gogh painted sunflowers
- Van Gogh setting
- Van Gogh hangout
- Van Gogh city
- Van Gogh venue
- City in southern France
- Van Gogh inspiration
- Setting for many van Goghs
- City near Marseilles
- Van Gogh's home in France
- Inspiring city for Van Gogh
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Arles \Arles\, n. pl. [Cf. F. arrhes, Scot. airles. Cf. Earles penny.] An earnest; earnest money; money paid to bind a bargain.
Arles penny, earnest money given to servants.
--Kersey.
Wikipedia
Arles (; Provençal in both classical and Mistralian norms; Arelate in ancient Latin) is a city and commune in the south of France, in the Bouches-du-Rhône department, of which it is a subprefecture, in the former province of Provence.
A large part of the Camargue is located on the territory of the commune, making it the largest commune in Metropolitan France in terms of territory (though Maripasoula, French Guiana, is much larger). The city has a long history, and was of considerable importance in the Roman province of Gallia Narbonensis. The Roman and Romanesque Monuments of Arles were listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1981. The Dutch post-Impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh lived in Arles from 1888 to 1889 and produced over 300 paintings and drawings during his time there. An international photography festival has been held in the city since 1970.
Usage examples of "arles".
There were two approaches to the heart of Arles from the Place Lamartine.
The country around Arles is the most torn, desperately lashed section in Provence.
Vincent could not get anything to eat, for nearly everyone in Arles ate at home.
He knew that there were houses in Arles, but they were mostly five-franc places patronized by the Zouaves, negroes brought to Arles to be trained for the French army.
The autumn garden was a two hour walk from Arles, on the road to Tarascon.
Felix Rey, young interne of the hospital of Arles, was a short, thickset man with an octagonal head and a weed of black hair shooting up from the top of the octagon.
They felt the slow, painful growth of the artist, the fumbling toward maturity of expression, the upheaval that had taken place in Paris, the passionate outburst of his powerful voice in Arles, which caught up all the strands of his years of labour.
He was amused to find, when he finished, that the portrait resembled the one he had done of himself in Arles, before Gauguin arrived.
He had known that, in Arles, the very first time, but he had been unable to make the clean break.
There are only two hotels worthy of the name in Arles, and the coincidence of meeting again was of the very slightest.
Elaine had no intentions whatever of following the man who had left Arles with such boorish brusqueness, without even the conventional good-bye at the breakfast-table.
You dallied for a day or two at Arles, getting this woman to write a lying letter to your wife saying that you were down with fever.
I was wandering about the dark, narrow lanes of Arles when a half-drunken peasant tried to attack me.
Raoul-technology skin, and they reached respectfully to stroke the gleaming egg-shaped Memory that Arles held in his hand.
He paid Mary for the beer as Bob Arles made small talk, then Arles followed him out.