The Red Vineyards Near Arles is an oil painting by Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh that was created at the beginning of November 1888 on a piece of privately primed Toile de 30 burlaps. It is the only work of Art that Van Gogh sold during his lifetime that is known by name and shows laborers in a vineyard. The Red Vineyard was initially displayed at the Les XX annual exhibition in Brussels in 1890. It was purchased by Belgian painter and collector Anna Boch, a member of Les XX, for 400 francs.
