Vincent Van Gogh will become the "hinge" on which 19th century Romanticism will turn into 20th century Expressionism. His paintings become his way of sharing his inner most feelings, his fears and doubts and, above all, his love of all nature. His greatness lies in the success of that sharing, his ability to transmit his feeling to others, regardless of time or place.
Although almost wholly unknown during his brief lifetime, the painter Vincent Willem van Gogh, b. Mar. 30, 1853, is today probably the most widely known and appreciated representative of Post Impressionism. His work became an important bridge between the 19th and 20th centuries; it was particularly influential in the evolution of both Fauvism and German Expressionism.
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Yes, Vincent van Gogh was a very good artist.
No, he would have starved, if his brother had not kept sending him money.
No, not until about 20 years after his death.
No, he only sold one painting when he was alive
His art was honest and told the truth.
In his lifetime he was a big failure.
On the contrary - he was poor and unknown.
He was extremely UNsuccessful - he solf only one painting in his life.
They were Theodorus van Gogh och Anna Cornelia Carbentus.
van gogh was poor.
His full name was Vincent Willem van Gogh.
not while he was alive, but after he died, he became very successful
no he was not always successful.
No, artist Vincent Van Gogh died July 29th, 1890
Vincent van Gogh 1857-1890. I am afraid this answer is incorrect. He was born in 1853 instead.
No, his life was a disaster.
Financially, he was very unsuccessful. His brother sold only one painting of his in Van Gogh's entire life. As a artist though he was very successful in his art.
Vincent van Gogh, Rembrandt, Vermeer...
Accumulating at his home and at his brother's.
He lived 1853 - 1890.
On the contrary - he was poor and unknown.
Photographer van Goth is still alive. Painter van Gogh died in 1890.
Van Gogh - Van Gogh album - was created in 1986.