van gogh self-portrait caused by its counter-poison for several reasons
( 1 ) the nature of the world still as the explanation of these images;
( a pair of ) why did van gogh's ear discontinue end|bring to a halt|interrupt} with an iron razor.
Section 1: Vincent van Gogh had a history of prostitutes as unlucky women.
the only one he ever lived with is gloomy and worn-out, brunette , fille ena mari hornikk, or as he called her, a prostitute, within the Hague, wherever van Gogh attempted to study once he visited her pregnant, however allowed her to move in with him and look after her.
this article describes how we have used these images to characterize the bible's most beguiling sexual presence, and prostitute.
this is van Gogh's illustrious self-portrait. the self-portrait with bandaged ear. it's notable because Van Gogh's ear is thus renowned. everyone is aware of the story of him cutting it off with a razor. and this image painted shortly after in 1889 commemorates that tragedy. how terribly grim to hack off your ear with a razor. what a wierd piece of self-harming. it is a picture choked with mysteries. why does this easel appear as if a cross? why is the bandage so prominent? and, what is this Japanese print doing here at the back? it's this one here. geishas in a landscape, printed in 1880 by satto tor Akio with Mount Fuji in the distance. and these stunning geisha at the front. Vincent van Gogh collected Japanese prints, and this was in his collection, but why included in his self-portrait? and, of course, the most important mystery of all: why did he cut off his ear in the first place? Vincent van Gogh "self-portrait with bandaged ear," asks a great deal of questions.
so it is time to begin answering them.
welcome to the South of France where painter arrived by train on Gregorian calendar month 20th, 1888, filled with hopes and dreams.
[Music] sadly, those dreams were destined to turn into nightmares. these days, a exciting holiday destination, somewhat chic to visit.
in Provence in 1888 it was a bit of a dump, small, cramped, backward -- the dirtiest town in the south -- is how van Gogh painted.
Gaugin described our van Gogh: arrived in Gregorian calendar month, and there have been still snow on the ground, but it soon got warmer. spring arrived, and he began painting those lovely views of orchards full of happiness and hope.
[Music] he painted this bridge also the bridge at Langlois, because he said it reminded him of the bridges back home.
why did he come here?
well, one among the explanations is the weather in The Netherlands where he came from -- the Sun never glowed like it glows in our van Gogh.
all pictures are rhapsodically sunny and how completely different they are from the first art he created so glum and dark he'd grown up in a world starved of colors and it had left him hungry for them [Music] one more reason he came was a Japanese prince he likes so much he wanted to find somewhere as bright lambent as the world depicted by the artists of Japan there is stunning views of his the fruit trees in blossom painted in all when the spring came were galvanized directly by the aristocrat of Hiroshige a van Gogh favorite Japanese master [Music] there is a portrait of metropolis by his follower Kunisada and it shows him as a Japanese monk, because late in his life he Roshi gay retired from the world and became a Zen Buddhist [Music] thus
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it has been found that he is not one of the most remarkable art images in his history.
this article presents a picture of a man being bitten, any anything anything anything, nothing much of any food, or food, but rather lonely, lonely, lonely from their dark appearance.
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all pictures are ecstatically sunny and how different they are from the first art he made so glum and dark he'd grown up in a world starved of colors and it had left him hungry for them [Music] another reason he came was a Japanese Prince he likes so much he wanted to find somewhere as bright luminous as the world depicted by the artists of Japan there's beautiful views of his the fruit trees in blossom painted in all when the spring came were inspired directly by the Prince of Hiroshige a van Gogh favorite Japanese master [Music] there's a portrait of Hiro she gay by his follower Kunisada and it shows him as a Japanese monk because late in his life he Roshi gay retired from the world and became a Zen Buddhist [Music] so van Gogh got it into his mind that all Japanese artists were monks but they lived and worked together in artistic communes and that's what he wanted to do in our to start a community of artists living and working together like Japanese Buddhists he asked Toulouse-lautrec to come Emile Bernard but in the end only one other painter joined him here in our Gauguin and that was a big mistake [Music] so some of the reasons for coming to our were Noble and artistic he wanted to start what he called his studio in the south school of progressive painters but there were other reasons as well less noble ones when you've got the whole of the south of France to come - why choose ah the short answer is because of the women van Gogh could have gone anywhere in the South of France but he came to all because he was looking for love all was famous for one thing its women the women of all the oil as he ends as they were called were supposed to be the most beautiful women in France B's a the great composer of Carmen even wrote a musical tribute to the legendary beauty of the alleys yen's it's the suite of gorgeous melodies you're listening to now [Music] unfortunately the legendary beauty of the aliens was exactly that legendary in real life they were tough grumpy and profoundly uninterested in Vincent van Gogh they didn't want to talk to him they didn't want to pose for him and they certainly didn't want to fall in love with him so instead he began frequenting the local brothel in this street paying for the love he's so chronically craved [Music] [Music] van Gogh had a history with prostitutes he'd always been unlucky with women the only one he ever lived with was this sad and worn out brunette class ena Maria hornik or seen as he called her seen was a prostitute in The Hague where van Gogh had briefly studied when he met her she was pregnant with her fourth child but he let her move in with him and looked after her [Music] his family was appalled especially his father who was a minister in the Dutch Reformed Church how could his son be living with a prostitute but it was precisely because van Gogh had had this keen religious upbringing that he could see prostitution in a biblical light for him prostitutes were saintly figures he called them his little good women and the reason he did that was because of her ah yes Mary Magdalene the Bible's most alluring feminine presence and the most famous prostitute in all of Christianity the Bible doesn't actually say that Mary Magdalene was a prostitute an immoral sinner who mended her ways but that's the myth about her that grew up and it appealed mightily to so many artists through the ages if you've read The Da Vinci Code you'll know that the Magdalene fantasy grew and grew she was Christ's lover they said she bore him a child and their descendants are still among us now [Music] now in paintings of the crucifixion Mary Magdalene is also the woman you see at the foot of the cross holding up the dead Christ because she was there at the end to witness his suffering along with Mary Claire fasts and Mary the mother of Jesus and you can always spot the Magdalene because she's the most beautiful of the three Mary's at the foot of the cross so what's all this got to do with Van Gogh well everything actually because just a few miles from our on the Mediterranean coast lies that little town over there listen Marie de la Mer the st. Mary's of the sea [Music] according to legend it was here that Mary Magdalene and her companions arrived by sea in France [Music] it happened on this very beach as a follower of Jesus Mary Magdalene was persecuted by the Jews and they put her and her friends on three boats with no sales no oars and set them adrift on the Mediterranean and they drifted across the sea till they washed up here atlas Anne-marie de la Mer and also just about here van Gogh painted one of his most charming provenƧal views with some boats on the beach here at the San Merida la Mer it's usually seen as just an innocent boat picture but in the San Marie de la Mer there's no such thing as an innocent boat picture [Music] no sales washed up on the beach and look where Vinson has signed his name on this battered box that's ended up on the beach just like Mary Magdalene back in our this is where he lived in the famous yellow house the actual building isn't there anymore but at least we have his gorgeous painting on it this is where he wanted to start his