Ladies of Arles Painting by Vincent van Gogh

Ladies of Arles - Famous Art work & Drawing by Vincent van Gogh

Ladies of Arles (Reminiscence of the Garden at Etten). November 1888. Oil on canvas. The Hermitage, St. Petersburg, Russia.

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In 60 B.C. to achieve his objective he befriended two leading generals of Rome, Pompey and Crassus, who were opposed to each other. Caesar arranged a patch up between the two and with their help established the First Triumvirate (60-54 B.C.). Then by his political astuteness he won the election for consul. During his term of offices as Consul, Caesar introduced many important reforms. Tenet appointment that Caesar got was the commandership of Roman armies in Gaul for a period of five years. He was murdered under a conspiracy at the theatre of Pompey on 15th March, 44 B.C. The conspirators were opposed to the one-man rule of Caesar and they also feared that Caesar might restore Kingship in Rome for which Romans had great aversion.

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