Reviews
Vincent van Gogh. He has captured the minds of modern people with his own peculiar style, but he sells only one painting in his lifetime. He's a crazy man, he's 37 years old, and he ends his life as a suicide, and this book introduces us to Vincent's secret story, which we don't know about. If you're interested in art, please read it.
Frederic Pajac: I had forgotten Vincent
She had forgotten Vincent who had been re-representing the places that Van Gogh had long lived in, and her author noted the scenes that van Gogh has passed through the world. The landscapes that gave him the birth and support. The landscape that made him depressed and desperate. There were people in there. The people he felt, the people he was compassionate, the ones he wanted to save. Farmers eating junk potatoes, moppers, street prostitutes... Although their efforts as priests and painters, and even as a result of trying to save them, ended with failure, he saw in its misery and humiliation the outside world of present time, another world. So, in pursuing "not a painting to buy some group or school hearts, but a picture of the emotions of men," he created an ingenious spiral of color beyond the time. The book rescues van Gogh from the cheap and moving pop cultel Klee and attempts to bring the indomitable art court back to life here now. There are a lot of books about van Gogh, but it is no exaggeration to say that there are no books that have been so intense about why we are so enthusiastic about it. There is a author, a former author, and a former Van Gogh.
Korean title: 나는 빈센트를 잊고 있었다
Korean author: 프레데릭 파작
Korean publisher: 미래인
ISBN-13: 9788983948243
Reviews
Vincent van Gogh. He has captured the minds of modern people with his own peculiar style, but he sells only one painting in his lifetime. He's a crazy man, he's 37 years old, and he ends his life as a suicide, and this book introduces us to Vincent's secret story, which we don't know about. If you're interested in art, please read it.
