Vincent van Gogh

The exact worth of Starry Night is not known as it is not for sale. However, it is estimated that this van Gogh painting is worth over 100 million dollars.

Vincent van Gogh first lived in his native Holland and then in France.

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It depicts a series of biblical events.

Vincent was admitted to the Academy of Art in Antwerp, but he very seldom attended. He had a few private lessons from Anton Mauve, a professional painter who was a relative of Vincent's mother. That was about it.

Starry Night by Vincent VanGogh is on display in the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

The van Gogh Museum is in Amsterdam, Holland.

He is one of the post-impressionists.

There are a number of saints named Vincent. Choose one and report back to me.

As a child, Vincent was serious, silent and thoughtful. He attended the Zundert village school from 1860, where the single Catholic teacher taught around 200 pupils.

he only sold one painting He sold just one.

He suffered from a brain Disorder called Hypergraphia , that makes you write.

you ...... stupid people

You can bet all his clothes were paint spotted. In the Borinage he gave his clothes away because he couldn't bear to be better dressed than the miners. The only photograph of him as an adult shows him wearing a top hat - in Paris. Black hobnail boots, which he painted. "A blue drill jacket, which he wore constantly. He did not wear either collar or tie. For headgear, he wore a felt hat with large flaps, and when the sun shone, a straw hat like those worn by gardeners or fishermen" (Adeline Ravoux) He wore some of his father's clothes, such as his coat. In Arles he writes of buying strong trousers, stout shoes and shirts of strong linen and a black velvet jacket. A pipe was his constant accessory.

If by different you mean clearer, then its because there is less humidity or atmospheric moisture in the cooler winter than in the warmer summer evenings. This causes less distortion of the night sky. When the temperature is cool enough the moisture will settle on the ground as frost and this is the best time for stargazing.

The Potato Eaters was painted in 1885.
In 1885.

Actually he did not. Vincent van Gogh was a very creative man. His favorite color was actually red, and he used a lot o different kind of animal bloods to create different shades of red. He also cut of his ear and gave it to his girlfriend.

When he was 28. I say this is MFA myth,... and even at twenty seven would be considered false to me. Have any of you really had yourselves a good peek at any of his Juvenile works of art,.... and wasn't he about 14 years old when he went to work for his uncle Cent in all his Goupel Cie Galleries all over Europe? Wasn't those works he was selling prints of Rembrandt's and of the living artist Corot's works, along with a few of living artists original works of art?

It is believed that Vincent Van Gogh cut his own ear, though some believe that it might have been fellow artist, Paul Gauguin.

Yes, Van Gogh was shot in the torso. It has long been assumed that Van Gogh shot himself, he infact did shoot himself with a pistol, not said what type. he shot himself in a sunflowr field. Though he did not get the bullet removed, he died of an infection on July 29, 1890.

Vincent was an artist who understood the masters and what they had actually done to make and produce their works of art. Therefore he was able to produce and to create a production that would amaze his superiors and one time art colleagues to no end. These supposed MFA experts who had made art their own business were as blind as Rembrandt had depicted this donkey eared MFA expert in his drawing of satire against art expertise. If you need any more questions answered,.... just ask me.

Theodorus van Gogh, known as 'Theo' was the brother of world famous artist Vincent Van Gogh, but he was not only his brother, he was a very important figure in the tortured artist's life, because he was a great support for him, both, financially and morally. He was dedicated to the art trade, and that profession is the one that allowed him to support his brother economically, so he could dedicate his life to his art.

He was not gay. He tried several times to attract women, but never succeeded.

He actually stuck candles into the brim of his straw hat to provide light for him to paint the night scene. [I would not recommend doing that, as he was lucky not to catch his hat on fire.]

Landscapes, portraits, still lifes, his surroundings.