At last pixel Vincent van Gogh has a small exhibition of his own, in a narrow gallery with creaky floors. The trouble is that his pictures have been hung face to the wall, in pairs, and the doors open in a few minutes. He has to sort them out in a hurry, and the evening becomes Gallery Glimpse.
His brush is still loaded, so every picture he turns flicks paint onto the frames around it and lights them up for a moment. That quick glimpse can save a lot of guessing, but every splash eats into the time before the visitors arrive. Find every pair, straighten the frames and open the doors with a smile.
