When Vincent was 20 he was promoted to Goupil's London branch and moved to England. He started to work at a schoolhouse when he was 25 years old. He really didn't like that job because he didn't receive enough money, so he returned to Holland on December 1786 to work in a bookstore.

In 1878 he moved to Borinage where he began to work as a lay preacher. Soon after he became a preacher, he started to draw in earnest. In 1881 he moved in with his parents in Etten. He grew up in the country side. That is why some say he drew hills regularly in some drawings. Later in 1881 he moved to the Hague where he took painting lessons from a famous painter named Anton Mauve, the cousin of Van Gogh's father.

Vincent van Gogh was supposed to have six sisters and two brothers, but his

In the early months of 1885 Van Gogh continued his series of portraits of peasants. Vincent viewed these as "studies", works which would continue to refine his craft in preparation for his most ambitious work to date. Vincent laboured throughout March and April on these studies, briefly distracted from his work by the death of his father on 26 March. Vincent and his father had maintained a severely strained relationship over the last few years and, while certainly not happy about his father's death, Vincent was quite emotionally detached and continued his work.

Vincent van Gogh had many hard times in his life. He took a medicine called Fox Glove. One of the side effects was you saw mostly yellow and gold. That is why people thought most of his paintings had yellow and gold colors in them. Fox Glove also made Vincent lose his temper. Sometimes he would get so mad, he couldn't control his temper. Once he got so mad and depr

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