An intended painting of this visual subject was called “this painting that keeps haunting me” in a letter to a friend whom the artist met at Fernand Cormon’s atelier. This subject backgrounds the Belgian painter Eugene Boch, suggesting his lofty aspirations, (15[1])in a portrait titled The Poet. (-5[1])The presence of gas lamps led an artist to add a “discreet paleness” (-5[1])to this title (-5[1])subject of an 1888 river landscape, (-5[1])as described in a letter (15[1])to his (*) brother. This subject appears (-5[1])to the right of a yellow awning in a painting titled for a (10[1])“café terrace.” (10[2]-5[3])Vertical (-5[1])yellow streaks (10[2]-5[2])of reflected light (-5[1])feature (-5[1])in a painting of this subject “over (10[1])the Rhône.” (10[4])This subject (10[4])was most notably painted from (-5[1])the window of a Post-Impressionist (10[1]-5[3])artist’s Saint-Rémy (-5[1])asylum. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, (10[3]-5[1])a lone cypress tree foregrounds (10[1])what subject (10[1])in the masterpiece (-5[1])of Vincent van Gogh? (10[2])■END■ (10[15]0[1])