Well they have 123,000 subs and many videos with hundreds of thousands of views. Though the animation could be more expensive than ad revenue on most of the videos.
I see that many other people also got those videos recommended. I mean, he really is great and I'm sad that there is so little content. I mean, I found the channel today and I have 4-5 more videos to watch. But I hope that if enough people find the channel, the dude will be able to post more frequently and earn money from here, cuz otherwise it ain't really worth it. Money are a very important part of creating content, especially so great content. And if I had the money, I would gladly support such a brilliant creator, cuz he really deserves it. One love ❤️
I think probably why he fall in depression could be poisoned paint he used for white lead, green scheele and other, also i was being told he has a habit putting paint brush in his mouth(remember,to clean oil paint used turpentine, right? )
I've not been a fan of doctor who for a while but really appreciated the van gough episode where it brought him to the future to see how much people love and appreciate his work. Obviously it's not real and he died unappreciated but it's a beautiful thought nonetheless.
Partly because it takes so long to get videos you have to know about the content to catch it. Then you binge all of them and wait, like all of us, for the next one in 3-4 week intervals
According to popular lore, van Gogh sold only one painting in his entire life. This oft-repeated tale was challenged more than 30 years ago, but it still goes on. In fact, van Gogh sold at least two paintings in his lifetime, and some drawings as well.
What I learned is confirmation that 60% of how well your art is received and whether you can be financially successful in art is marketing and profits for your patrons/ investors/ employers. Another 20% is probably social trends. The last 20% is your actual art.
Yep, it's a sad truth. That's why crap like Disney live-action remakes, Fast & Furious movies, superhero movies, etc. continue to be made. The actual art is so mediocre, but it doesn't matter because the marketing and investment behind them drowns out the quality art that's being made or could be made. And both the studios (investors) and the public are at fault for that.
being born in a village quite renown for having Van Gogh live there a few years (Nuenen, the Netherlands) and I live just a few blocks from his old house. Its always crazy to see how under appreciated he was in his time. the whole village calls itself "the Van Gogh Village" now for tourism. In Band Of Brothers an entire episode is set there and when they see a sign say "Nunen" (old spelling) they even say "Did you know Van Gogh was born there?!" which he wasn't but its good promotion i guess.
Both Vincent Van goths were born there his his stillborn brother on exactly the same birthdate as Vincent Van Gogh , so he had to grow up with his name a birthday less on year on a tomb stone in his father church out side his family manse that must fuck you up .
@@jcrowley1985 The two aren't mutually exclusive and is therefore not an argument against him being a psychopath. Just because he was trying to save his country from economic ruin does not mean he was not a psychopath. Argue properly.
Expensive Van Gogh paintings sound like NFT art now by how much hyped the items were by their sellers to make the buyers overpay for them. Now I see how paintings become absurdly expensive
Keep up the quality of these videos and you will get all the recognition of your dreams. Right after you Pass into the great beyond and have your brothers widow spread awareness of course. Being alive to savor your success is just silly.
There was a theory that a young man was excited about getting a pistol for his birthday and accidentally shot Vincent in the stomach but he walked home and told his brother to not investigate his death in order to keep the young man safe
0:24 that has proven to be wrong, during his life he had many commissions and sold at least a couple originals that is known of edit: Vincent sold his first painting to the Parisian paint and art dealer Julien Tanguy, and his brother Theo successfully sold another work to a gallery in London, The Red Vineyard, which Vincent painted in 1888 - source, the van gogh museum
This is the first video (after two movies, and other youtube videos/documentaries) that explains the type of art movement Van Gogh painted and they reason why he became so famous. Thanks!
Unfortunately, rich aristocrats couldn't place Van Gough's artwork within their drab grey Victorian architecture. He was ahead of his time, and other art forms let him down.
Johanna Bonger didn't donate any paintings to any museum, she organized quite a few exhibitions all over the world, that she partially paid for herself. She never had to sell any paintings for money, that's why she could set the prices for Van Gogh's paintings quite high, and showed his best works only in exhibitions. Most of his paintings were kept in the family and when Johanna Bonger died her son, Vincent Willem Van Gogh, inherited them. He founded the Van Gogh Foundation in 1960, and gave the paintings to it. The paintings are now shown at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. All in all, Johanna van Gogh-Bonner was quite the businesswoman and got quite a bit out of her two-year marriage to Theo van Gogh.
The world was a better place for her keeping Vincent’s art works safe and I think she really believed in his genius,you do have to feel for a young widower with a 12 month old to provide for .I don’t begrudge her any wealth she got from her inheritance from Van Gogh.
@@suekennedy1595 I don't know if she believed in Vincent's genius or was "just" a very savy businesswoman. I think her husband (Vincent's brother) was the one who really understood art, he did collect quite a lot of paintings from different artists that got pretty valuable over time. But it's definitely thanks to her that a lot of Vincent's work didn't end up in some private vaults.
My art teacher said he was shot by two guys in a field who were trying to clear foxes or something like that out a few years after he left the hospital lol she should really watch this
There is actually a bit of controversy surrounding his death; as you say there are claims that he was shot and just didn't bother naming his assailants. Unfortunately there's precious little evidence to go around, so we'll likely never know for sure.
@@SideQuestYT Yeah it would have probably gone like this: Hey I am a weird foreigner painter artist who speaks French with a heavy Dutch accent and I have been in your village only for two months. So you don't know me at all. I am staying with doctor Gachet because I am considered by many to be insane. I sometimes eat paint. As you can see I have cut my entire left ear off in a spell of violent madness. My question is: can I borrow your gun? And someone said: yeah man sure!! Take my gun!! I don't know who you are but have fun with it!! Really?
@@sasafrkovc8952 yeah they apparently accidentally shot him. And Vincent didn't want to implicate children for a genuine mistake so he told everyone that he shot himself.
For those who really care about art and Van Gogh, they definitely need to watch the Doctor Who episode with him in it if they haven't already. The Doctor : Between you and me, in a hundred words, where do you think Van Gogh rates in the history of art? Curator : Well... um... big question, but, to me Van Gogh is the finest painter of them all. Certainly the most popular, great painter of all time. The most beloved, his command of colour most magnificent. He transformed the pain of his tormented life into ecstatic beauty. Pain is easy to portray, but to use your passion and pain to portray the ecstasy and joy and magnificence of our world, no one had ever done it before. Perhaps no one ever will again. To my mind, that strange, wild man who roamed the fields of Provence was not only the world's greatest artist, but also one of the greatest men who ever lived. I did post the big quote here but the video is so much better.
Reading a book that indicates that German and Dutch collectors, showed and bought his work! He became very famous in Germany and Then France and the Netherlands. Not JUST American collectors.
I do have a similar problem just like Vincent van Gogh, I was a late bloomer into the social media art craze of the 2010s, around 2015 when I was 20, that's when I tried to take character designing seriously, however during that time there was other character designers and artists that had at least more than eleven or eighteen plus years of experience than I do, I have been drawing a lot since I was a young toddler, but I never bothered to take my skills to an expert level. Today my work is still amateurish in some ways, but I am improving on every new illustration, and from my experience, I can definitely tell what it's like to be Vincent van Gogh, difficult, impossible, unfair, and requires a ton of dedication.
Another man who died alone and broke, only to have his work wildly embraced, was Bill Finger - the creator of Batman. Bob Kane contributed next to nothing and took all of the credit and money.
How do we get you on the front page of youtube? These are so good. I want to learn to do a voice impression after you. It’s probably my favorite narration voice.
having supported a career as a creative for a few decades now, i find it simultaneously unsurprising yet disappointing to know that in the 130-odd years following van gogh's death, little to nothing has changed with regard to the mechanics of the art industry, or the perception of value of creative work.
Van Gogh didn't shoot himself. A seventeen year old bully from Arles used to act as a cowboy (Vincent called him "Buffalo Bill") and accidentaly shot Van Gogh. But he only admitted it more than fifty years later.
Van Gogh avoided "success", because he didn't like the company he would have to keep. So he had different priorities, and got what he wanted out of life. But since he didn't get what others wanted out of life he was considered a failure. I consider ppl who chase what others want out of life, instead of what they themselves want, failures.
2:04 oh shit, i just know that feeling, maybe in the same position im in :( , i just found out about Van after all years of disinterest in art history, what a figure
He only sold one painting he made himself. Before he started painting he worked at several art galleries, selling hundreds of paintings made by others.
love the voice and art style but one thing, he didn't shot himself, an investigation tells us, he couldn't make the angle with gun to shoot himself, this investigation also showed who might have shot him.(two boys were playing in the same field, with a revolver, Vincent tried to take the gun and that's how he got shot.
Great video! I understand that it's humorously presented, but I believe that I heard he actually was shot accidentally by an adolescent. Interesting and fun video!
@@prakhargupta3949 True. People are often blind to the best & deepest things around them but today- or even in that era if he was in different situations- he would be a hero
Thank you for another interesting video beautifully animated. 😊 You deserve so many more views + subscribers than you currently have. I'll do anything I can to let people know about this channel.
Well we all know paintings are only worth money when theirs painter are dead for my I knowledge I don’t know any paints sold for big money when their painter are alive , I don’t have good knowledge of painter so fell free to tell me your opinion
Please never stop, because your channel is going to blow up so big. Glad I’m here from nearly the start!
Yes, i can smell the channel with a million subs in Mid 2022 right now
And here we go then!
You were right
Probably not massive success, given that hes style is subjectively annoying.
This channel is like Van Gogh, toiling in obscurity and producing masterpiece after masterpiece without proper recognition.
The recognition is coming
he was not that good in being in the circles of rich art dealers
Well they have 123,000 subs and many videos with hundreds of thousands of views. Though the animation could be more expensive than ad revenue on most of the videos.
I see that many other people also got those videos recommended. I mean, he really is great and I'm sad that there is so little content. I mean, I found the channel today and I have 4-5 more videos to watch. But I hope that if enough people find the channel, the dude will be able to post more frequently and earn money from here, cuz otherwise it ain't really worth it. Money are a very important part of creating content, especially so great content. And if I had the money, I would gladly support such a brilliant creator, cuz he really deserves it.
One love ❤️
I've shared with everyone I know
The sad thing is he was actually on the verge of success before he took his life. He was also not nearly as insane as people think he was.
As sane person, severe depression makes you do insane things. Going through it. It's hard. So really felt bad for him
I’d say he may have potentially been autistic.
@@pepijykyumI hope you are doing okay, and God bless you.
It’s pretty damn insane to cut your ear off.
I think probably why he fall in depression could be poisoned paint he used for white lead, green scheele and other, also i was being told he has a habit putting paint brush in his mouth(remember,to clean oil paint used turpentine, right? )
I've not been a fan of doctor who for a while but really appreciated the van gough episode where it brought him to the future to see how much people love and appreciate his work. Obviously it's not real and he died unappreciated but it's a beautiful thought nonetheless.
WOW!!! I don't watch Dr Who, but I am just tremendously, tremendously blown away by that scene where he sees his work in the museum.
I agree , i wish we had more of that than alien comedy and such complicated plots. It's the only scene in doctor who i will remember for a long time.
What do you mean? It's a historical fact that this happened?: D
@@OwlcoholicTV Well why do you think he went into a mental asylum?
Most underated youtube channel - why do these videos not get more views
Yeah. I'm continually surprised that he's only got 12100 subscribers.
Partly because it takes so long to get videos you have to know about the content to catch it. Then you binge all of them and wait, like all of us, for the next one in 3-4 week intervals
@@kildevang98 13k now
60k now
I am watching since that "Rome bad at math" vid and still dont know why is this channel very underrated
According to popular lore, van Gogh sold only one painting in his entire life. This oft-repeated tale was challenged more than 30 years ago, but it still goes on. In fact, van Gogh sold at least two paintings in his lifetime, and some drawings as well.
What I learned is confirmation that 60% of how well your art is received and whether you can be financially successful in art is marketing and profits for your patrons/ investors/ employers.
Another 20% is probably social trends. The last 20% is your actual art.
My daughter is an artist and she'd agree. If you aren't wealthy and connected, you better work on having a good story and build those connections.
Yep, it's a sad truth. That's why crap like Disney live-action remakes, Fast & Furious movies, superhero movies, etc. continue to be made. The actual art is so mediocre, but it doesn't matter because the marketing and investment behind them drowns out the quality art that's being made or could be made. And both the studios (investors) and the public are at fault for that.
being born in a village quite renown for having Van Gogh live there a few years (Nuenen, the Netherlands) and I live just a few blocks from his old house.
Its always crazy to see how under appreciated he was in his time. the whole village calls itself "the Van Gogh Village" now for tourism.
In Band Of Brothers an entire episode is set there and when they see a sign say "Nunen" (old spelling) they even say "Did you know Van Gogh was born there?!" which he wasn't but its good promotion i guess.
Both Vincent Van goths were born there his his stillborn brother on exactly the same birthdate as Vincent Van Gogh , so he had to grow up with his name a birthday less on year on a tomb stone in his father church out side his family manse that must fuck you up .
It’s been a bit since we’ve seen your videos!!! Love them keep it up brotha
This is amazing!!!!!! HOW DO YOU NOT HAVE MORE THAN A 100,000?!?!!
Because people are too busy watching tiktoks than videos teaching history...
@@bigmoniesponge I see... but still, too much ppl using tiktok
Same way Vincent was unsuccessful in his lifetime
He's not playing the UA-cam game he needs videos longer than 10 minutes
Within 16-hours I've seen the subscribers go up 7,000.
April 14, 2022
Dutch failed artist : went to France, became depressed, shot himself
Austrian failed artist : went to Germany, became "psychopath", shot himself
Such a stupid comment
He wasn't a psychopath, he was trying to save his country from economic ruin .
@@jcrowley1985 doesn't excuse starting the Holocaust and WW2.
@@jcrowley1985 The two aren't mutually exclusive and is therefore not an argument against him being a psychopath. Just because he was trying to save his country from economic ruin does not mean he was not a psychopath. Argue properly.
it isnt sure that he were a psychopath
How this channel doesn't have more attention with the quality it has is beyond me.
criminally underrated channel, keep up the good work !
I really hope this channel blows up
As usual, a great video from a great channel. Thank you guys.
I love the air style of these videos. A little goofy at times, but that's the charm, and the narrator is great!
Love the channel. Such an underrated one
4:32 "Fine Art" nowadays is just a money laundry scheme.
Expensive Van Gogh paintings sound like NFT art now by how much hyped the items were by their sellers to make the buyers overpay for them. Now I see how paintings become absurdly expensive
Thanks!
This channel is gaining subs fast, and it 100% deserves it.
Just found this channel - legit so good!!!
Always so stoked to hear the ending "Siiiiiide Quuuuest!" 🤣👌
Keep up the quality of these videos and you will get all the recognition of your dreams. Right after you Pass into the great beyond and have your brothers widow spread awareness of course. Being alive to savor your success is just silly.
There was a theory that a young man was excited about getting a pistol for his birthday and accidentally shot Vincent in the stomach but he walked home and told his brother to not investigate his death in order to keep the young man safe
The wildly believed theory that he killed himself is still a debated topic. It just stuck with the populace like a meme
not every place is america
I'm sure there are a lot more gun restrictions in modern-day America then there were back then in Europe
@@Forced_democracy hahaha i wish i can like this reply more
@@Forced_democracy Unfortunately for the world. The world would be better if more places were like America.
i love his old hair 0:57
I'm just glad that the Doctor took VVG to the museum and he got to see how beloved his art became in the modern era.
That was such a great episode!
0:24 that has proven to be wrong, during his life he had many commissions and sold at least a couple originals that is known of
edit: Vincent sold his first painting to the Parisian paint and art dealer Julien Tanguy, and his brother Theo successfully sold another work to a gallery in London, The Red Vineyard, which Vincent painted in 1888 - source, the van gogh museum
As always, quality is over the edge! Great video man! Keep up the incredible work
Watching at least 4 vids before bed since 2 weeks, gold mine of content
This is the first video (after two movies, and other youtube videos/documentaries) that explains the type of art movement Van Gogh painted and they reason why he became so famous. Thanks!
How can anyone get on UA-cam when there are amazing channels like yours
Unfortunately, rich aristocrats couldn't place Van Gough's artwork within their drab grey Victorian architecture. He was ahead of his time, and other art forms let him down.
Lesson: appreciate true artists and not only the money involved ones, you might be missing out.
Actual lesson: Americans like to meddle in everything ...Sometimes, they meddle correctly.
At the moment i discovered this channel it has 130k subs,lets see how much it grows in a year
I appreciate your animation skills and commentary in the video thanku for content best of luck
Johanna Bonger didn't donate any paintings to any museum, she organized quite a few exhibitions all over the world, that she partially paid for herself. She never had to sell any paintings for money, that's why she could set the prices for Van Gogh's paintings quite high, and showed his best works only in exhibitions. Most of his paintings were kept in the family and when Johanna Bonger died her son, Vincent Willem Van Gogh, inherited them. He founded the Van Gogh Foundation in 1960, and gave the paintings to it. The paintings are now shown at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
All in all, Johanna van Gogh-Bonner was quite the businesswoman and got quite a bit out of her two-year marriage to Theo van Gogh.
The world was a better place for her keeping Vincent’s art works safe and I think she really believed in his genius,you do have to feel for a young widower with a 12 month old to provide for .I don’t begrudge her any wealth she got from her inheritance from Van Gogh.
@@suekennedy1595 I don't know if she believed in Vincent's genius or was "just" a very savy businesswoman. I think her husband (Vincent's brother) was the one who really understood art, he did collect quite a lot of paintings from different artists that got pretty valuable over time. But it's definitely thanks to her that a lot of Vincent's work didn't end up in some private vaults.
Hope your videos are seen by many more people!
My art teacher said he was shot by two guys in a field who were trying to clear foxes or something like that out a few years after he left the hospital lol she should really watch this
There is actually a bit of controversy surrounding his death; as you say there are claims that he was shot and just didn't bother naming his assailants. Unfortunately there's precious little evidence to go around, so we'll likely never know for sure.
@@SideQuestYT Yeah it would have probably gone like this: Hey I am a weird foreigner painter artist who speaks French with a heavy Dutch accent and I have been in your village only for two months. So you don't know me at all. I am staying with doctor Gachet because I am considered by many to be insane. I sometimes eat paint. As you can see I have cut my entire left ear off in a spell of violent madness. My question is: can I borrow your gun?
And someone said: yeah man sure!! Take my gun!! I don't know who you are but have fun with it!!
Really?
He was killed by children who were playing cowboys
No
@@sasafrkovc8952 yeah they apparently accidentally shot him. And Vincent didn't want to implicate children for a genuine mistake so he told everyone that he shot himself.
Keep going! BTW, great work
Omg! What a gem that I have discovered! +1 follower
Finally found this channel full of gold
These animations are soo good! I love it. I'm gonna binge watch this chanel
Hey I work by the DIA, you actually did a pretty good job drawing it.
Vincent did not kill him, it is suspected he was murdered. Due to the angle the bullet was fired, he would have fired the gun with his toes.
For those who really care about art and Van Gogh, they definitely need to watch the Doctor Who episode with him in it if they haven't already.
The Doctor : Between you and me, in a hundred words, where do you think Van Gogh rates in the history of art?
Curator : Well... um... big question, but, to me Van Gogh is the finest painter of them all. Certainly the most popular, great painter of all time. The most beloved, his command of colour most magnificent. He transformed the pain of his tormented life into ecstatic beauty. Pain is easy to portray, but to use your passion and pain to portray the ecstasy and joy and magnificence of our world, no one had ever done it before. Perhaps no one ever will again. To my mind, that strange, wild man who roamed the fields of Provence was not only the world's greatest artist, but also one of the greatest men who ever lived.
I did post the big quote here but the video is so much better.
Reading a book that indicates that German and Dutch collectors, showed and bought his work! He became very famous in Germany and Then France and the Netherlands. Not JUST American collectors.
Straight To the Point, Humor & Interesting Content. Brilliant, Thanks... 👌
Time for historical binge! :D
I hope this channel takes off
Uuuuuh
I went to the DIA Vincent V.G exhibit pretty cool. Never knew that they were one of the first American museums to have a piece of his
Thank you for this video. Great style. 🌻
He had a brother in the art business and still couldn't sell anything.
Your children and grandchildren will benefit greatly from this channel.
Vincent Van Gogh actually sold many paintings during his lifetime...as an art dealer. He only sold one of HIS paintings but he sold many paintings.
I do have a similar problem just like Vincent van Gogh, I was a late bloomer into the social media art craze of the 2010s, around 2015 when I was 20, that's when I tried to take character designing seriously, however during that time there was other character designers and artists that had at least more than eleven or eighteen plus years of experience than I do, I have been drawing a lot since I was a young toddler, but I never bothered to take my skills to an expert level. Today my work is still amateurish in some ways, but I am improving on every new illustration, and from my experience, I can definitely tell what it's like to be Vincent van Gogh, difficult, impossible, unfair, and requires a ton of dedication.
Cringe
Ladies and gentlemen, the Van Gogh of our time.
Van Gogh literally shot himself. Unless your suicidal then I don’t think you should be claiming you understand what it’s like to be him
:DDDDDDDD
@@sammcdermott4270 What if I am though smh
Another man who died alone and broke, only to have his work wildly embraced, was Bill Finger - the creator of Batman. Bob Kane contributed next to nothing and took all of the credit and money.
How do we get you on the front page of youtube? These are so good.
I want to learn to do a voice impression after you. It’s probably my favorite narration voice.
Another great video
1:16 That's a beautiful countryside, good thing Paris relocated
Love your videos
having supported a career as a creative for a few decades now, i find it simultaneously unsurprising yet disappointing to know that in the 130-odd years following van gogh's death, little to nothing has changed with regard to the mechanics of the art industry, or the perception of value of creative work.
Van Gogh didn't shoot himself. A seventeen year old bully from Arles used to act as a cowboy (Vincent called him "Buffalo Bill") and accidentaly shot Van Gogh. But he only admitted it more than fifty years later.
Van Gogh avoided "success", because he didn't like the company he would have to keep. So he had different priorities, and got what he wanted out of life. But since he didn't get what others wanted out of life he was considered a failure. I consider ppl who chase what others want out of life, instead of what they themselves want, failures.
He never got what he really wanted. Not one friend.
I watched all your videos in one sitting! Your voice is relaxing and your show very informative. Keep it up Sir Quest! 👌
This is amazing, awesome job. Subscribed.
Brilliant channel seriously underated subscribed
amazing work as always
Amazing video!
From Doctor Who
"I've begun to accept that the only one who's ever going to love my paintings is me"
Oh Vincent... If only you knew 😢
2:04 oh shit, i just know that feeling, maybe in the same position im in :( , i just found out about Van after all years of disinterest in art history, what a figure
As an artist, I have traded my work for art supply's and food.
This is very underrated wow
Big deal. I'll also die miserable, broke and alone. And who knows what'll happen to MY paintings!
Same but I’m a writer pointlessly self-publishing novels that never make me more than 50 bucks
This channel will certainly gain millions of subs one day.
I have the same life and i think that my destiny is pretty same... what can i do for no ending like that?
“I write for the sake of writing, knowing that even in death I wouldn’t be recognized, praise, and I known”
- not me but it’s a rule I lives by-
Fun Fact: Van Gogh actually sold many paintings. He worked in Theo's gallery and sold the paintings on display. None of them were his.
You know who else had a sad life,
my mom
This channel will blow up soon
He only sold one painting he made himself.
Before he started painting he worked at several art galleries, selling hundreds of paintings made by others.
Well I used to be painter myself , and my mindset is : it's madness that seperates a painter from a true artist.
Such a shame I can't find what music you're using
This channel Will blow up in subs soon
1:17 ah yes, Bonn, the heart of impressionism.
If being unappreciated is a sign of future success, my widow is gonna be so rich when she finds my notebooks of dirty limericks.
There is a museum in Houston, TX where you walk into a room on the 2nd floor and see this powerful Van Gogh. Anyone know what I mean?
Ayyy the DIA looking out for our boy Vincent 🤙
love the voice and art style but one thing, he didn't shot himself, an investigation tells us, he couldn't make the angle with gun to shoot himself, this investigation also showed who might have shot him.(two boys were playing in the same field, with a revolver, Vincent tried to take the gun and that's how he got shot.
That makes sense. Why would you shoot yourself in the gut, of all places?
@@Caroleonus Well he was known to inflict severe damage to himself and if ya want to die horribly slow and in agony, this one way to do it proper xD
Van Gogh dying a year after Nintendo was founded is my favorite fact about him.
Bruh, that’s pretty wild!
Now pokemon became a exhibition in Van Gogh museum last year .
It wasn't really a "mental asylum" as we imagine them. It was a REALLY nice high quality hospital and he had a lovely time there
Great video! I understand that it's humorously presented, but I believe that I heard he actually was shot accidentally by an adolescent.
Interesting and fun video!
So if this channel is a side quest, what's the main quest?
😭 Please... Van Gogh wasn't a failure in what he did, though external circumstances were harsh for him
great video though ❤
Maybe at that time he was failure for society but but today he would be a hero
@@prakhargupta3949 True. People are often blind to the best & deepest things around them but today- or even in that era if he was in different situations- he would be a hero
I'm ashamed that I'm a Detroit native and didn't know this.
where did you placed Paris at 1:18 ?
you might be pointing Frankfort in Germany, 500km from Paris. This is not accurate.
Thank you for another interesting video beautifully animated. 😊 You deserve so many more views + subscribers than you currently have. I'll do anything I can to let people know about this channel.
Well we all know paintings are only worth money when theirs painter are dead for my I knowledge I don’t know any paints sold for big money when their painter are alive , I don’t have good knowledge of painter so fell free to tell me your opinion
Counterpoint: Banksy
Why didnt i know abt this channel bruhh
I think its because videos arent longer and they dont get pushed
Nice video