Vincent van Gogh

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VINCENT
VAN GOGH
by Marc Edo Tralbaut
The work of Vincent Van Gogh, although it interested and excited many of his contemporaries, received little public recognition until after his death in 1890. In the years since, it has been universally acclaimed. In this book, the most comprehensive study of Van Gogh ever published, Marc Edo Tralbaut, the leading world authority on the artist, presents an intensely moving and revealing account of his life and work, his crises and defeats, his doubts and accomplishments. Other biographers have based their accounts on an interpretation of Van Gogh's copious correspondence, but Dr. Tralbaut goes further than this; he brings to his readers the benefit of fifty years of research and interviews, presenting material drawn from... Tovább

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VINCENT
VAN GOGH
by Marc Edo Tralbaut
The work of Vincent Van Gogh, although it interested and excited many of his contemporaries, received little public recognition until after his death in 1890. In the years since, it has been universally acclaimed. In this book, the most comprehensive study of Van Gogh ever published, Marc Edo Tralbaut, the leading world authority on the artist, presents an intensely moving and revealing account of his life and work, his crises and defeats, his doubts and accomplishments. Other biographers have based their accounts on an interpretation of Van Gogh's copious correspondence, but Dr. Tralbaut goes further than this; he brings to his readers the benefit of fifty years of research and interviews, presenting material drawn from a vast body of old records, documents, and photographs, many of them hitherto unpublished. The illustrations shed new light on the background of the painter's life. Throughout the book, a bond is established between the scenes of Van Gogh's life and the inspiration of his works. Among the reproductions of his paintings and drawings are some that have never appeared in any book before, and others that have not previously been reproduced in color.
For the first time in print, many of the gaps and obscurities existing in the artist's correspondence are clarified, the details of his life emerge from the shadows, old misconceptions are done away with, and new perspectives appear. Vissza