Vincent did not write to his father or to his brother Theo
Of what he was doing presently in this miner's town.
Theo had not written to him for a whole year.
His family was very upset with him.
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The nonjudgmental attitude of the miners was his saving grace. He was so greatly able to capture their essence through his art because he had worked, ate, lived and breathed with them.
3. You have beautifully portrayed the transition on Van Gogh. It is pictured as if in a movie, Geeta. Vivid and colourful. Top score and added to MyFavourites, for I want to remind myself to come back for a re.
2. ‘There was so much of depth, sincerity and character'in the miners, which only a true artist can discern. That marks the end of his unsure days. And when he is sure of himself, the people around him understand him too.
Men try to live a ‘decent' life expected of them by the society. So did Vincent. Day after day after day, and failed miserably. Until he ‘finds' himself out! Until He discovers the artist in him
It's said: Life is short but art is long. I admire a great artist in you dear madam. Stay blessed.
He was a troubled man and would have died as one of life's failures had it nit been for his paintings.
I sincerely believe this series would stand a test of time.