Van Gogh
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Van Gogh, Landscape Under a Stormy Sky, May 1888. Oil on canvas.
Van Gogh, The Garden of the Asylum at Saint-Rémy, May 1889. Oil on canvas.
Thanks so much for posting all these paintings, Frank.
They make me so happy.
They make me so happy.
I'm glad they do and yer very welcome, danie.Thanks so much for posting all these paintings, Frank.
They make me so happy.
I think I became a Van Gogh fan due to the movie Lust for Life, starring Kirk Douglas. What an incredible movie. In Atlanta a tradition a certain TV station kept was to broadcast that movie, followed by Moulin Rouge, with Jose Ferrer, every New Year's Eve. I made it my tradition, too.The images I post here I find at Facebook. I'll continue to post them here as long as they continue to appear at Facebook. And if they stop appearing there I'll find them elsewhere.
Van Gogh, Field of Spring Wheat at Sunrise, Spring 1889. Oil on canvas.
Van Gogh, Walk Along the Banks of the Seine Near Asnières, Summer 1887. Oil on canvas.
Van Gogh, View of Vessenots Near Auvers, May 1890. Oil on canvas.
Van Gogh, Roses, May 1890. Oil on canvas.
Van Gogh, Wildflowers in a Majolica Jug, May 1888. Oil on canvas.
I have never heard of that movie, but it's in my Amazon cart now!I'm glad they do and yer very welcome, danie.
The images I post here I find at Facebook. I'll continue to post them here as long as they continue to appear at Facebook. And if they stop appearing there I'll find them elsewhere.
I also downloaded this to my Kindle yesterday:
I'd like to read that! Lust for Life is just wonderful.I have never heard of that movie, but it's in my Amazon cart now!
I also downloaded this to my Kindle yesterday:
