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Honestly, when I hear his story and what he had to go through. It hurts that he never got the fame when he was alive and dealt with a harmful disorder. I'm so glad that his art has survived and that they will be a reminder of his struggles and love in life.
I've never wished an episode of "Dr. Who" was actually real as the one where he brings Van Gogh into the future to see just how much of a legend he became. One of the very very few things that I shead tears watching.
I swear if time travel ever does become a thing (which I know it won’t) I would do exactly that. Bring him to a gallery or exhibit and show him what an icon he became for young artist.
Same most artist that we look up to from that era were horrible people (mainly wife beaters) instead Vincent was seems to be a truly kind man who struggled and lost his battles to mental illness :(
But to this day his death hasn’t necessarily been confirmed. Whether it was suicide or him being accidentally shot by teenage bullies, it’s still sad nonetheless tho.
Honestly if the accidental shooting story is true it is even more upsetting, because if it is he most likely covered for the teenagers, making sure they didn’t get in trouble for his death and took the blame for them even when dying. How heartbreaking
This just shows you how absolutely not a joke depression is. The downward spiral takes you down intensely and fast. Vincent had family that loved him yet his mindset was still in a "I'm a complete burden to everyone around me". I can empathize with him since this was my mindset grow-up and attempted his solution to his problem as it was mine. You can still feel alone even when surrounded by people, you can still have an outlet to express yourself but yet still have these intrusive thoughts. Depression is no joke and it never was.
In the 1800's mental illness didn't exist, (well maybe in society's standards) it's pretty sad that he have to live this for a long. May he rest in peace.
it was actually never confirmed that he killed himself - that's just what a lot of people say happened. there's pretty solid evidence that he was accidentally shot by some teenagers, and he just said he shot himself to protect them.
@@devilheartcandy he didn't die immediately, and the other people were kids he knew who likely didn't mean to shoot him - that's part of why people think he didn't try to kill himself. he wasn't shot in the head, he was shot in the stomach. why would he shoot himself in the stomach to kill himself? he had enough time to *insist* he had shot himself before he passed away, but he actually was strongly against the idea of killing himself before then.
@@devilheartcandy Another question is if he did shot himself who would have given him a gun!!! He was a strange foreigner only known to be crazy and with one ear cut off by himself. He only lived in Auvers for two months before he was shot. Almost nobody even owned a gun at that time in France. Who in their sane mind would have lend their gun to a complete and crazy stranger with a cut off ear???
What happened to Vincent always makes me sad since I can relate to the fear of abandonment, constanly failing over and over again, and just wanting ppl to recognize my artistic talent. Looking forward to part 2! Keep up the good work Thumin!
Strong recommendation. There’s a movie called Loving Vincent. It’s beautiful and made completely from oil paintings… people made a movie from oil paintings… painted EVERY SINGLE FRAME
In my country, art history is really talked about, in fact it's a taught subject at school. I've always loved his paintings, since i learned about him, but they have such a tragic story. Also, interesting fact: somehow, The Starry Night looks similar to Kolmogorov's model that sheds light on the turbulent flow in fluid dynamics, which is one of the most complicated subjects for the human brain to comprehend. And he also painted the Celestial bodies proportionally far. Wow. Seems like he was also a really excellent stargazer! Also, i really reccomend "Loving, Vincent".
Same I grew up in Italy and depending on if we were good or not our art teacher would either let us paint or open the boring books to learn ancient or contemporary art history
I feel really bad about Vincent Van Gogh. Is not just a great artist but another legend that we still going to remember him and his artistic legacy to this day. Really nice video Thumin, as always!
Van Gogh is my most favorite artist who i look up to not because of his art but as a person with mental illness and religion. I consider him as one of the greats! R.I.P.
Most importantly he never gave up on the thing he loved the most out of all things in this world and left his masterpieces for us to cherish his art and grieve on his tragic state.
Van Gogh is an inspiration to me. I love learning about him and his work, I love the look of his art, and he is kind of a mini obsession of mine. Also if you guys do really like him, I suggest you check out the small musical, Starry, about him, his brother and their closest relations. Right now, it’s just a concept album but the songs are gorgeous and i sob every time. Plus it has Jeff Blim from Starkid Productions in it.
If someone wants to learn more, there's a movie I watched at the end of the year in art class. It was made with the help of 100+ artists who painted each and every frame like stop motion in Van Gogh's style. It talks about his death very well, but the only problem is I'm not sure of the name or if it's been translated into English. Edit: many thanks to zasshoes for the name of the movie, it is called "Loving Vincent"
Van Gogh has always been my favorite artist and still very much is, not just in his work but in the journey he went through with his struggles with depression, psychosis and feeling like he failed in his craft. He deserved so much more than what his lifetime gave him
I just went to an immersive exhibition of his works, where animated versions of his paintings were projected onto the walls of a giant room. While I think it's sad that he's primarily remembered for being a "tortured artist" (I have a lot of empathy for those sorts of people, whose art is primarily attributed to their suffering, even if the reality was more complicated), it was wonderful to see how appreciated he is today.
Vincent Van Gogh story is just so sad...I can't help but feel so bad for him. I love he's paintings so much, He should have been more appreciated back then 😔
when i was in high school, around grade 9-10 (freshman-sophomore), i was horribly depressed (still am but doing better) and my mother showed me a dr. who episode about vincent van gogh. it was an absolutely beautiful episode. ((spoilers)) it started with them in a restaurant, like the one van gogh had painted, and talked about his struggles with mental illness. at the end, the doctor shows him the museum in amsterdam, showing him that his art would eventually be recognized throughout the entire world, and that his work didn’t go to waste. he’s one of my fav historical artists, and i own a bunch of items with ‘starry night’ on them, including the sticker on my laptop. :)
A lot of artists became famous only after their death and had a miserable life, Van Gogh is one of them. That's sad that he's known as someone that was a crazy genius when he was just hurt :( i don't think he suicided with all the evidences showed it was those teens
Can't wait for part 2, I'm tired of mental disorders & struggles being both stigmatized and glamourized, having them doesn't make us monsters or "inspiring".
I'm Dutch and I find it very cool that you pronounced his name how the Dutch do. I learnt about Van Gogh when I was 6 and liked his style from the beginning. When I was a child I made a painting on numbers of one of his paintings (the one shown at 7:35). I've learnt about his story since I was a child, but started to understand it when I was older. I respect Van Gogh a lot and wish he knew how much we admire his art today.
I remember a day i had read a biography of him, and I was really sad that he had such a tragic and difficult life, and my dad said to me: do you know what would make him happy? Enjoy and study about his art, it would make him happy and proud
I was lucky to visit the Vincent van Gogh museum last year while I was in the Netherlands. He's one of my most favourite artists. When I saw the sunflowers paintings. I started crying. Never thought I would ever see any of his paintings. Seeing his art in person is something amazing
I remember seeing the art work that is in this video!! Also this video was the interesting since I know Van Gogh and had seen most of his works so this was very interesting. I also really love this art mysteries series I had not seen most art commentary creators make this type of content!!
This is a really good and educational video! I never knew Van Gough lived such a hard life! It's really sad, but I'm glad he did eventually get recognition for his talent, even if he wasn't around to see it.
When i was a kid, our teacher brought us to the Van Gogh museum, It was amazing, Of course at that time i didnt understand his life cause i was really young. But later on i feel sad that he had to go trough this, He didnt deserve the bad things that happened to him.
The second I heard about van gogh it made me feel interested. It was something that I had never explored and his dark backstory made me want to dive deeper. I’ve always loved his art, though.
This is super interesting! I feel really sad for the torment Vincent van go went through, Im glad he had his brother. was such a good brother tho, this story is so sad. Good on his brother wife for making there dreams come true tho. And once again beautiful drawing!
The fact that Theo stayed by, supported, and deeply loved Vincent throughtout his whole life is stunning to me. Such people who can not only care for but look beyond someone's suffering and see who they are... Is someone I'd only dreamed of meeting. People unconsciously begin to view others with deteriorating health as less than human. Some are seen as monsters, and some are seen as pathetic or revolting. But seeing someone like Theo exists gives me great hope that there are more people like that out there.
If someone told me they were a patreon/channel member just to hear thumin say their name at the end of a video I would completely understand that decision
Vincent never deserved all of what he went through. This made me tear up and my heart break. I love him so much and I hope Theo and Vincent rest in peace.
Thank you for actually talking about the more details of the ear! So many people mock this artist about it and thought it was just a "Mentally ill man who had a twisted form of romance" which wasn't the case and it was a very recurring thought even in the Art History community even. It was more complicated and the fact that you expanded on it gives me hope. I would love to see you dissect the "Tortured Genius" bias and reality "trope"! My Art History Professor actually talked about that and the "Smooth Operator" that were used for the other form of Genius which is just as complicated honestly. I'm just curious if you're considering this topic from a viewpoint of purely an artist Standard or both a Art Historian and Artist Standard? (Because I have noticed it's a weird disconnect between the two schools of artists and art historians and I want to change that personally but would love to hear your stance on it).
I enjoy watching videos like this. I hope you continue to do more. As an artist, hearing the good, the bad, and the ugly of what these famous artist go through is very interesting. If I may make a request…I would like to hear you talk about Will Eisner.
With Vincent's suicide, some people have speculated that he wasn't the one to shoot himself, that instead it was some punk from around where he lived that inflicted his wound, since his gun shot wound didn't appear to have as big as an impact on the surrounding skin as it should had been if it was self inflicted, and that it was an odd angle where the wound was located
I think Don McLean's (he's the guy who did American Pie) "Vincent" does a good job illustrating the beauty and tragedy of Vincent's art and life into music. Definitely worth checking out.
My primary school taught us that Van Gogh cut off his ear because he wanted to get his self portrait to perfection … or am I mistaken for another artist
There’s a very interesting movie about Van Gogh’s life on Netflix. It’s not a documentary, but an imitation of what happened. I can’t remember what it’s called.
3 Months late but, I just went to a Beyond Van Gogh exhibit over the summer this year. Man oh man, I heard of him and his artwork but, I never got to hear about his past. The fact that his family used his artwork for target practice made me so upset. And I just heard on the news one of his paintings showed up in Europe after a bunch of Nazi’s took it.
Honestly everyone think the artist has the perfect life They dont think about how claude monet had eye problems, They didnt think about how vincent van goh had mental problems, Heck claude got lucky enough to have his art sell while he was still alive
I'm mad I never learned this in art college. This just goes to show mental illness is not new and has always been around and only now we're really doing something about it.
My art teacher said he was wounded by some young men when he tried breaking up a fight, and decided not to go to the hospital because he didn't want to get them in trouble
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Yes! I was looking into him actually 😤
Good luck with ur classes!!💜
I didn't really study him in art class, but he was a strange character with issues that he didn't deserve 😵💫
He’s a real person not a character 👁👁
@@-irumean-3919 character doesnt necessary mean it is fiction
@@-irumean-3919 it's just an expression! 😩
@@-irumean-3919 character as in personality
Yeah
Honestly, when I hear his story and what he had to go through. It hurts that he never got the fame when he was alive and dealt with a harmful disorder.
I'm so glad that his art has survived and that they will be a reminder of his struggles and love in life.
I've never wished an episode of "Dr. Who" was actually real as the one where he brings Van Gogh into the future to see just how much of a legend he became.
One of the very very few things that I shead tears watching.
OMG YES I WAS WEEPING
@unicycleryder 11th doctor, the episode is “vincent and the doctor”
I was in TEARS💛😭
I swear if time travel ever does become a thing (which I know it won’t) I would do exactly that. Bring him to a gallery or exhibit and show him what an icon he became for young artist.
I LOVED THAT EPISODE OMG IT MADE ME CRY SO HARD 😭😭😭
I feel so horrible for Vincent and Theo it’s truly a sad story.
Same most artist that we look up to from that era were horrible people (mainly wife beaters) instead Vincent was seems to be a truly kind man who struggled and lost his battles to mental illness :(
But to this day his death hasn’t necessarily been confirmed. Whether it was suicide or him being accidentally shot by teenage bullies, it’s still sad nonetheless tho.
or the supposed fight with Paul Gauguin
Most people still don’t know why he cut off his ear either.
Honestly if the accidental shooting story is true it is even more upsetting, because if it is he most likely covered for the teenagers, making sure they didn’t get in trouble for his death and took the blame for them even when dying. How heartbreaking
Man this was quite sad but I'm glad he eventually got recognition
This just shows you how absolutely not a joke depression is. The downward spiral takes you down intensely and fast. Vincent had family that loved him yet his mindset was still in a "I'm a complete burden to everyone around me". I can empathize with him since this was my mindset grow-up and attempted his solution to his problem as it was mine. You can still feel alone even when surrounded by people, you can still have an outlet to express yourself but yet still have these intrusive thoughts. Depression is no joke and it never was.
In the 1800's mental illness didn't exist, (well maybe in society's standards) it's pretty sad that he have to live this for a long. May he rest in peace.
it was actually never confirmed that he killed himself - that's just what a lot of people say happened. there's pretty solid evidence that he was accidentally shot by some teenagers, and he just said he shot himself to protect them.
Wait but if he was shot by other people how would he have said he shot himself when he died?
@@devilheartcandy he didn't die immediately, and the other people were kids he knew who likely didn't mean to shoot him - that's part of why people think he didn't try to kill himself. he wasn't shot in the head, he was shot in the stomach. why would he shoot himself in the stomach to kill himself?
he had enough time to *insist* he had shot himself before he passed away, but he actually was strongly against the idea of killing himself before then.
@@devilheartcandy Another question is if he did shot himself who would have given him a gun!!! He was a strange foreigner only known to be crazy and with one ear cut off by himself. He only lived in Auvers for two months before he was shot. Almost nobody even owned a gun at that time in France. Who in their sane mind would have lend their gun to a complete and crazy stranger with a cut off ear???
Hearing this makes me very sad, he didn’t deserve what he had to go through :(
u again
I sad he went through it aswell
(Were twining rn)
What happened to Vincent always makes me sad since I can relate to the fear of abandonment, constanly failing over and over again, and just wanting ppl to recognize my artistic talent.
Looking forward to part 2! Keep up the good work Thumin!
The fact that even her sketch is beautiful makes me jealous
Its impossible to watch anything about Van gogh's life without being said for him
Strong recommendation. There’s a movie called Loving Vincent. It’s beautiful and made completely from oil paintings… people made a movie from oil paintings… painted EVERY SINGLE FRAME
In my country, art history is really talked about, in fact it's a taught subject at school.
I've always loved his paintings, since i learned about him, but they have such a tragic story.
Also, interesting fact: somehow, The Starry Night looks similar to Kolmogorov's model that sheds light on the turbulent flow in fluid dynamics, which is one of the most complicated subjects for the human brain to comprehend. And he also painted the Celestial bodies proportionally far.
Wow. Seems like he was also a really excellent stargazer!
Also, i really reccomend "Loving, Vincent".
Same I grew up in Italy and depending on if we were good or not our art teacher would either let us paint or open the boring books to learn ancient or contemporary art history
I feel really bad about Vincent Van Gogh. Is not just a great artist but another legend that we still going to remember him and his artistic legacy to this day. Really nice video Thumin, as always!
Van Gogh is my most favorite artist who i look up to not because of his art but as a person with mental illness and religion. I consider him as one of the greats! R.I.P.
Most importantly he never gave up on the thing he loved the most out of all things in this world and left his masterpieces for us to cherish his art and grieve on his tragic state.
Van Gogh is an inspiration to me. I love learning about him and his work, I love the look of his art, and he is kind of a mini obsession of mine.
Also if you guys do really like him, I suggest you check out the small musical, Starry, about him, his brother and their closest relations. Right now, it’s just a concept album but the songs are gorgeous and i sob every time. Plus it has Jeff Blim from Starkid Productions in it.
If someone wants to learn more, there's a movie I watched at the end of the year in art class. It was made with the help of 100+ artists who painted each and every frame like stop motion in Van Gogh's style. It talks about his death very well, but the only problem is I'm not sure of the name or if it's been translated into English.
Edit: many thanks to zasshoes for the name of the movie, it is called "Loving Vincent"
The movie name is "Loving Vincent"!
@@mitsu3198 thank you so much :D I wasn't too sure as I'd only ever watched it in french
aww I'm glad they did that for him
It’s glad to see Vincent get the recognition he deserves. I hope he can rest in peace.
Van Gogh has always been my favorite artist and still very much is, not just in his work but in the journey he went through with his struggles with depression, psychosis and feeling like he failed in his craft. He deserved so much more than what his lifetime gave him
He was so young when he died :((
I just went to an immersive exhibition of his works, where animated versions of his paintings were projected onto the walls of a giant room. While I think it's sad that he's primarily remembered for being a "tortured artist" (I have a lot of empathy for those sorts of people, whose art is primarily attributed to their suffering, even if the reality was more complicated), it was wonderful to see how appreciated he is today.
Vincent Van Gogh story is just so sad...I can't help but feel so bad for him. I love he's paintings so much, He should have been more appreciated back then 😔
when i was in high school, around grade 9-10 (freshman-sophomore), i was horribly depressed (still am but doing better) and my mother showed me a dr. who episode about vincent van gogh. it was an absolutely beautiful episode.
((spoilers)) it started with them in a restaurant, like the one van gogh had painted, and talked about his struggles with mental illness. at the end, the doctor shows him the museum in amsterdam, showing him that his art would eventually be recognized throughout the entire world, and that his work didn’t go to waste.
he’s one of my fav historical artists, and i own a bunch of items with ‘starry night’ on them, including the sticker on my laptop. :)
Great video. But this poor man. I just want to hug him and cry for him.
It's so sad that he didn't live long enough to see his success 😔
A lot of artists became famous only after their death and had a miserable life, Van Gogh is one of them. That's sad that he's known as someone that was a crazy genius when he was just hurt :( i don't think he suicided with all the evidences showed it was those teens
Can't wait for part 2, I'm tired of mental disorders & struggles being both stigmatized and glamourized, having them doesn't make us monsters or "inspiring".
So true, and also relatable
I'm Dutch and I find it very cool that you pronounced his name how the Dutch do. I learnt about Van Gogh when I was 6 and liked his style from the beginning. When I was a child I made a painting on numbers of one of his paintings (the one shown at 7:35). I've learnt about his story since I was a child, but started to understand it when I was older. I respect Van Gogh a lot and wish he knew how much we admire his art today.
I really thought his brothers wife was going to blame her husband’s death on him but she turned out wholesome
I remember a day i had read a biography of him, and I was really sad that he had such a tragic and difficult life, and my dad said to me: do you know what would make him happy? Enjoy and study about his art, it would make him happy and proud
I was lucky to visit the Vincent van Gogh museum last year while I was in the Netherlands. He's one of my most favourite artists. When I saw the sunflowers paintings. I started crying. Never thought I would ever see any of his paintings. Seeing his art in person is something amazing
I've never heard these quotes before. It breaks my heart, he must have been in so much pain.
Thank you for this video, Thumin!
I remember seeing the art work that is in this video!! Also this video was the interesting since I know Van Gogh and had seen most of his works so this was very interesting. I also really love this art mysteries series I had not seen most art commentary creators make this type of content!!
"im such a nobody" literally broke me, thats so upsetting to hear especially from one of the most known artists in the world
When he was alive nobody cared he suffered in silence like a lot of men do.
It’s a shame that Vincent Van Gogh was famous and truly appreciated until after that fact he passed. Also your art for this video is so beautiful! 💜
This is a really good and educational video! I never knew Van Gough lived such a hard life! It's really sad, but I'm glad he did eventually get recognition for his talent, even if he wasn't around to see it.
Really hope learning about Van Gogh shows people to learn to give people their due while they're still with us
Just went to his museum yesterday. Rest in peace Vincent Van Gogh
"Loving Vincent" presents a possibility he was actually murdered.
When i was a kid, our teacher brought us to the Van Gogh museum, It was amazing, Of course at that time i didnt understand his life cause i was really young. But later on i feel sad that he had to go trough this, He didnt deserve the bad things that happened to him.
your voice is so calming i love it 😌
and great video btw❤️
Thank you for watching 🥺💜💜
@@Thumin nppp it was very entertaining ❤️
The second I heard about van gogh it made me feel interested. It was something that I had never explored and his dark backstory made me want to dive deeper. I’ve always loved his art, though.
This is super interesting!
I feel really sad for the torment Vincent van go went through, Im glad he had his brother. was such a good brother tho, this story is so sad. Good on his brother wife for making there dreams come true tho.
And once again beautiful drawing!
im so glad he got the recognition he wanted :(( i feel very sad for him and his brother..
this was nicely put together thumin!!
Your videos are so informative , im going to art School and will learn art History and this helps a lot! Thank you Thumin
I learned a lot about him. His life is so sad
Yay! You're covering one of my favorite artists and inspirations!
After learning about him, it breaks my heart yet he's still my favourite.
As a fellow artist, I can identify with his struggles…
I feel truly sad for Mr. Van Gogh. I hope he rests in peace.
Poor bby Vincent-
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The fact that Theo stayed by, supported, and deeply loved Vincent throughtout his whole life is stunning to me.
Such people who can not only care for but look beyond someone's suffering and see who they are... Is someone I'd only dreamed of meeting.
People unconsciously begin to view others with deteriorating health as less than human. Some are seen as monsters, and some are seen as pathetic or revolting.
But seeing someone like Theo exists gives me great hope that there are more people like that out there.
This actually made me cry... Like damn
If someone told me they were a patreon/channel member just to hear thumin say their name at the end of a video I would completely understand that decision
Haha i struggle with pronouncing the names but i do my best 🤭💙
@@Thumin we all love the way you speak, Thumin. Its cute and pleasent to the ear
Vincent never deserved all of what he went through. This made me tear up and my heart break. I love him so much and I hope Theo and Vincent rest in peace.
Thank you for actually talking about the more details of the ear! So many people mock this artist about it and thought it was just a "Mentally ill man who had a twisted form of romance" which wasn't the case and it was a very recurring thought even in the Art History community even. It was more complicated and the fact that you expanded on it gives me hope.
I would love to see you dissect the "Tortured Genius" bias and reality "trope"! My Art History Professor actually talked about that and the "Smooth Operator" that were used for the other form of Genius which is just as complicated honestly. I'm just curious if you're considering this topic from a viewpoint of purely an artist Standard or both a Art Historian and Artist Standard? (Because I have noticed it's a weird disconnect between the two schools of artists and art historians and I want to change that personally but would love to hear your stance on it).
He’s one of my favorites! I have a sketchbook with facts abt him and some pics of his art he didn’t deserve any of this
I already know that this video is Ganna be great!
This is so sad.
idk what to say other then-
I went to a Van Gogh museum thing- in canada---today
Yes!! I love these videos !!
I enjoy watching videos like this. I hope you continue to do more. As an artist, hearing the good, the bad, and the ugly of what these famous artist go through is very interesting. If I may make a request…I would like to hear you talk about Will Eisner.
Love your vid but At 4:19 is the Angelus by Jean-François Millet not Van Gogh
This is so put together and amazing!
Can’t wait!
Great video once again! Also, I really enjoyed the art heist one as well 👏🏾👏🏾✨
looking forward to part 2 👀
amazing art as always! 💙✨
As a neurodivergent, I have a connection to Van Gogh. My heart.
I absolutely love this! Van Gogh is one of my favorites. You did an amazing job on this video! Keep up the amazing work! 😊❤️
The way you color eyes gives me life.
With Vincent's suicide, some people have speculated that he wasn't the one to shoot himself, that instead it was some punk from around where he lived that inflicted his wound, since his gun shot wound didn't appear to have as big as an impact on the surrounding skin as it should had been if it was self inflicted, and that it was an odd angle where the wound was located
I love van gogh And I love this video
I hope he knows now, somehow, how much of an influence he is and how much he’s appreciated
To suffer without complain is the only lesson we have to learn in this life 💪
so good!!!
I think Don McLean's (he's the guy who did American Pie) "Vincent" does a good job illustrating the beauty and tragedy of Vincent's art and life into music. Definitely worth checking out.
does anyone know the name of the painting from 11:22? I would love to repaint it:)
My primary school taught us that Van Gogh cut off his ear because he wanted to get his self portrait to perfection … or am I mistaken for another artist
My history teacher teached his grandson
I learned about him along time ago in 4th grade and now I have a starry night shirt and a sunflower shirt.
woahhh i had no idea 😅 it was very interesting 💚💚
I SHOULD OF WATCHED THIS WHEN I WAS DOING A WAX MUSEUM PROJECT ON HIM 😭😭
There’s a very interesting movie about Van Gogh’s life on Netflix. It’s not a documentary, but an imitation of what happened. I can’t remember what it’s called.
3 Months late but, I just went to a Beyond Van Gogh exhibit over the summer this year. Man oh man, I heard of him and his artwork but, I never got to hear about his past. The fact that his family used his artwork for target practice made me so upset. And I just heard on the news one of his paintings showed up in Europe after a bunch of Nazi’s took it.
like this informational comenatry video's there intressting
Thank you for watching!
Yes.
Would love to see a vid on Frida Kahlo sometime too
She’s one of my favorite artists
Oof my mom loves Van Gogh and she recently went to a Van Gogh exposition I never even knew all this
Im so interested- what app do you use for your art??
I use IbisPaintX
i’m just gonna hope frida kahlo doesn’t have a dark history 😭✋🏻
Who’s gonna tell ‘em?
Honestly everyone think the artist has the perfect life
They dont think about how claude monet had eye problems,
They didnt think about how vincent van goh had mental problems,
Heck claude got lucky enough to have his art sell while he was still alive
I'm mad I never learned this in art college. This just goes to show mental illness is not new and has always been around and only now we're really doing something about it.
Whoa! 🤯
My birthday is July 27.
Johanna was a real one
:) I was on the live,
I'm definitely not in the right head space but I'll check out the other one i love youu
Baanana
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i think of her as a...artist-commentary because of her commentaries
My art teacher said he was wounded by some young men when he tried breaking up a fight, and decided not to go to the hospital because he didn't want to get them in trouble