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They are determined to ruin the beautiful mystery of Van Gogh.
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You should see my Starry Night!
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day and night were Van Goths company.
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the sky was over his head, he never unlearned looking up at it.
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Did he start the Goth movement?
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i noticed that
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I have just shown Mr. Makybe the beginnings of my Starry Night painting. And he said good God no wonder he killed himself!
He was going to get steak and chips for his tea tonight, now I'm not so sure ![]() |
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As we used to say at school .He cut off his ear put it in a box and sent it to his girlfriend,
When she opened it she said "here wots this ear" ![]() |
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I'll eat it..
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It's already eaten, g2d
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Another feckin 2nd!
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Aww
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Ear ear.....
When Vincent van Gogh got out of hospital in January 1889, with a white bandage covering the place where his left ear had been, he immediately went back to work in his house next to a cafe in the southern French town of Arles. A still life he painted that month looks like a determined attempt to hold on to the things of this world, to quell his inner turbulence by concentrating on the solid facts of his life. Around a sturdy wooden table he has laid out a symbolic array of the simple pillars of his existence. Four onions. A medical self-help book. A candle. The pipe and tobacco he found steadying. A letter from his brother Theo. A teapot. And one more thing: a large, emptied bottle of absinthe. 9pm will answer the question ? |
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Can't wait!
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The question is would you have brought one of his paintings at the time ??? I still look at his work now and think ....
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Would have definitely bought Starry Night
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You can see why he died penniless there is a reason the paintings were average at best and then when he dies hang on this man was a geniuses !
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Maybe they should have told him that a bit earlier lol
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For all Van gogh's admirers & artists....
Museum’s first exhibition focusing on Van Gogh and his illness. 15 July - 25 September 2016 Visiting address: Museumplein 6 1071 DJ Amsterdam link : https://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/en/whats-on/exhibitions/on-the-verge-of-insanity |
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I went to an exhibition in Amsterdam, a couple of years ago, it wasn't his museum. It was 3D or something. It was excellent, that's where I realised how much I liked his paintings.
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Hey, thanks for the link Tictac. I'll take a look.
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Looks interesting. I wish I had gone to museum when I was there. We had planned to but we did so much and didn't have time.
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On now!
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Aww, we weren't far from Arles in June. I could have visited.
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Bull fights
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How can any normal person want to watch a bull fight?
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Provence
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The Yellow House has gone
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Loving this.
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Going to be a lady of night fault I fancy.... A broken heart of passion
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Hello Tictac. Thought I was the only one watching.
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Nice looking town Arles...full of red tiles & character
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I love France. I want to live there.
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Ooh, this could be tricky.
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Starry, starry night.
Paint your palette blue and grey, Look out on a summer's day, With eyes that know the darkness in my soul. Shadows on the hills, Sketch the trees and the daffodils, Catch the breeze and the winter chills, In colors on the snowy linen land. Now I understand what you tried to say to me how you suffered for your sanity how you tried to set them free. They would not listen they did not know how perhaps they'll listen now. |
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lol paxman going to get his ear cut off asking theese difficult family questions
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I was in the local council rent office and noticed an old lady sitting in the corner crying.
She had a £20 note in one ear and a £10 note in other. "What`s wrong with the old lady", I asked the receptionist, "Is there something wrong"? "Oh", she replied, "She`s £30 in arrears"! ![]() ![]() |
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Crags
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