mental disorders and ultimately suicide, but is today viewed as the foremost representative

Vincent van Gogh was seen as a failure in his lifetime which lead to various mental

disorders and ultimately suicide, but today is viewed as the foremost representative of

postimpressionist art. Unable to conform to normal life, Vincent turned to art to passionately

express his feelings. His style of choppy brush strokes of brilliant colors was looked down upon

by other artist of his time but with support from his brother, Theo, Vincent lived his dream of

becoming an artist. Although he enjoyed painting, the intense feeling of failure and rejection by

women, took a toll on Vincent. He went through long bouts of depression, which led to his

suicide. Today, Van Gogh is seen as one of the most achieved and inspirational ar

Today, more than 600 letters remain, beginning in August 1872. In 1914, a three volume edition

Vincent's moral by telling him that he may not be well-known now, but one day people would

Theo was very delighted that Vincent was trying to find himself, and sent him 100 francs

and developed his own tastes and preferences. Van Gogh then decided that he wanted to go into

and loneliness. In 1888, Vincent asked Theo to convince his old painter friend from Paris, Paul

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