Vincent van Gogh
Early adulthood brought much grief to Vincent van Gogh, who had two turbulent romances and held several unsuccessful careers as a pastor, a clerk, and a salesperson. After being dismissed from his pastoral assignment, which was in Belgium,
Vincent van Gogh decided to stay in the area and attend art school. He
moved to Paris in 1886 to be with his brother. Vincent van Gough was temperamental by nature, but as he spent countless daylight hours painting and night watch hours in deep and passionate conversations, he began to be given to fits of madness. It was after one of these fits that Vincent van Gogh cut off part of his ear. He spent some time in an asylum and committed suicide in Auvers-sur-Oise, in the year 1890, having sold only one painting. |
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