im workin on an essay for a school project on vincent van gogh. can u give me the url of where you found this video please? thanx for the info. it helps plan the essay out.
there was a time or so i hear that artist would be treated with great respect because people back then understood just how tough it was to be an artist
I just saw the piece on '60 Minutes' about van Gogh and thought it was so fascinating. He lived a tortured life, begging for acceptance and living with a mental illness he could not control. Many viewed him as a "weirdo" - to his own family he was a nuisance - now he is deemed "brilliant" and some of his art goes for $100 million. He never achieved success while alive -- yet he is considered to be the greatest artist ever. Kind of a shame he could not profit or be appreciated while he was alive.
Absolute genius.... I can't get enough of his art. It speaks to me in a way that no other artist's work ever has. I don't think he was insane, at all. I think he suffered from acute perception, and while that kind of perception doesn't mean that a person is insane, such acute sensitivity can drive a person insane.
Vincent Willem van Gogh, you are one of the greatest geniuses that this world has ever known, and maybe will ever know.
I'm not really an arts person, but his story is pretty admirable. However, it kinda bugs me when english-speaking people say his name ; van gooooooooogh. But I guess that's just my little pet peeve.
that stupid song 'starry night' towards the end of the video completely ruined the documentary, its like, "erm hello! i'm tryin to listen to a documentry here not sum stupid song!!!" rip vincent van gogh
that stupid starry night song ruined the entire documentary towards the end of this video, its like, 'erm hello! tryin to listen to a documentary here! not a fuckin song!" vincent van gogh
@scyllaandcharybdis well make a video yourself and do it how the fuck you want...... and don mclean made a bigger tribute to vincent than your complaning ass ever did.........
I truly believe that me and Vincent had a lot in common. I've never really had luck with women, I can feel things deeper than others and I have a big heart. I might be his reincarnation.
@letmelivemylife2008 well if you feel you have something in common with VanGogh.....try your hand at art....Vincent started painting later in his life......and what about Grandma Moses......she started painting at about 75 years old. I might suggest you start with water colors first......or just sketches with a pencil. You don't know till you try.....good luck
sinds i can remember i love Vincent ,for his work and as a person, i believe there wil never be a man and artist like him again. he was uniek !
august 2010 i went to Auverse Sur Oise ,and spent a day in Vincents town. saw all the places were he painted and lived (Auberge Ravoux). and the garden of Dr Paul Gachet. and the crowfield. and last his Grave.picked some flowers to.
it was a wonderfull experience, thank you for posting
Just think: He died in complete poverty as an unknown while alive, yet retards and Karaoke Queens like Kanye and Madonna are praised as Gods. Yeah, the life of the true artist is fair.
The thing about his self portraits is if you want to see what he looked like, you have to flip them into a mirror image as he painted those portraits from looking into a mirror.
Truly an artist and tortured soul I feel pity for. And it's such a sadness that little to none of us will ever have the spotlight and fortune we deserve for our fine art until everyone of us is a corpse just like poor old Van Gogh here.
@DJVirgoNeun I agree with you DJVirgo. However, today the world is bigger and the audience (meaning publishing companies, art dealers; any type actually) want the bottom line: money. And the world grows more blood thirsty for it and the enjoyment of art is quickly disappearing.
@DJVirgoNeun I'm an aspiring writer. Van Gogh is one of my idols. I love true art, as I'm sure you do. I believe in giving it your all and not just whipping something together to earn money like many people do. But sadly I believe those money hungry "Whippers" out number us true artists. Sadly, hopefully I'm wrong, they will continue to outnumber us true artists and we will only be forgotten corpses unless something is done to preserve the work of all true artists. I hope I'm wrong.
@thechaz83 It's not necessarily the "whippers" that concern me. The "whippers" were pretty much like any one of us whom are artists, poets, writers and so on. They strive for originality and want the same thing we want out of it: recognition, respect, fame and or fortune. The only problem is we make so little in life as artists yet we make a whole lot more when we are dead. The very thing I can never understand. Are they people purchasing our works out of pity or are they just like vultures?
@DJVirgoNeun Alright now I see what your saying. That is a tough one. Good contemplation. I don't know how to answer why death is the magical antidote. What do you think? I'm going to do everything I can to make sure my work is preserved so that I don't disappear into the mouth of oblivion once I'm dead. However, I'm not sure how I will do it. And like my poor assumption, and I apologize, every artist once recognition, but just like every artist (almost) I also seem to think they're a step out
@DJVirgoNeun I'm going to do everything I can to make sure my work is preserved so that I don't disappear into the mouth of oblivion once I'm dead. However, I'm not sure how I will do it. And like my poor assumption, and I apologize, every artist once recognition, but just like every artist (almost) I also seem to think they're a step out or ahead of their time. One line of artists were born too late and the others too early. The artists and those mysterious cosmos which conceived them are
@thechaz83 Ah I see now. Thank you so much on that. Perhaps it is do with introducing a newer concept in the art world that is given the most recognition? And I understand what you mean about being born too late. Something that I can relate to. I am self am focusing on something revolutionary for one of my pieces myself. However, I am focusing on making myself known locally at the time in town.
@TheJasonDude Yes. Your life mut be tragic, you must be obsessed with expression, live under appreciated and then die. That is a sure way to become famous as an artist.
I love Vincent Van Gogh. He is an awesome artist, and I feel sad that he committed suicide... :( I did a PPT about him. And I LOVE HIS PAINTINGS, HE ROCKS!!!
well too bad jeanne calment isn't alive anymore i would of loved to ask her what vincent van gogh was like when he bought canvas in her shop in 1888 2 years before he died
An artist does not get famous until they are dead. Vincent you are and inspiration to us all artist walking your path. Maybe when I die I will get famous. LOL
Can't believe he only sold one painting throughout his lifetime,He's my inspiration and will follow his footsteps paint ten years,suffer,then suicide .
@nycrtst33 i just read two books about Van Gogh. One painting he gave away to a man that hated it so much that he used the painting to patch a hole in his fence. That was probably a 200 million fence repair
So what did you think of Lust for Life? Isn't Kirk Douglas a convincing Van Gogh? He looks like the real artist. Some of my friends did not like his acting but I think he is superp. Anthony Quinn takes the Best Supporting Actor award for the role portraying Guaguin in this film.
Have any of you seen original Van Gogh paintings. When went to see the exhibit in LA in 1998, there were people in the museum crowd in tears, sobbing at the sight of some of the self-portraits. Mark S, Artist in pdx
After seeing the doc I couldn't resist renting "Lust For Life" with Kirk Douglas portraying Van Gogh. I like the film personally, but It starts off with Van Gogh at the age of 25...
I meant it was on Hulu, but I remembered wrong. It's actually on the website for the Biography Channel in It's entirety. Some sites block out the name of their competition so that's why I said it that way! lol!
great man! i love van gogh! =)
iLOVENATURE2011 5 days ago
what the heck is with the audio trainwreck at the end?
charvelguy 1 month ago
van gogh & michel-jean cazobon are my favorite
gullydisciple 1 month ago
im workin on an essay for a school project on vincent van gogh. can u give me the url of where you found this video please? thanx for the info. it helps plan the essay out.
amathystluvr 2 months ago
there was a time or so i hear that artist would be treated with great respect because people back then understood just how tough it was to be an artist
coltsrule5150 2 months ago
He said he had one ear?
icekoldnigga 3 months ago
I just saw the piece on '60 Minutes' about van Gogh and thought it was so fascinating. He lived a tortured life, begging for acceptance and living with a mental illness he could not control. Many viewed him as a "weirdo" - to his own family he was a nuisance - now he is deemed "brilliant" and some of his art goes for $100 million. He never achieved success while alive -- yet he is considered to be the greatest artist ever. Kind of a shame he could not profit or be appreciated while he was alive.
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2taggs2 3 months ago
His mother was such a cold hearted ,unsupportive cow...
ccipollini1984 3 months ago
It's not pronounced THEOdoras, it's pronounced TAY-Odoras..
Exilcauda 4 months ago
True art is never recognized until after the artist is dead. Too bad the masses are retards or things could be different.
TRE1275 4 months ago
What a sad story. For both the brothers.
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I wish he was still alive.
imprintedlamb2 4 months ago
Absolute genius.... I can't get enough of his art. It speaks to me in a way that no other artist's work ever has. I don't think he was insane, at all. I think he suffered from acute perception, and while that kind of perception doesn't mean that a person is insane, such acute sensitivity can drive a person insane.
Vincent Willem van Gogh, you are one of the greatest geniuses that this world has ever known, and maybe will ever know.
FrankW69 5 months ago 4
I Love You Vincent van Gogh! Thank You For Being On Earth!
bestkeptsecretout 6 months ago
his work is class
vcccjvcjvvv 6 months ago
Wow, this is fucking depressing,
0pteryx 7 months ago
@0pteryx The dude led a pretty depressing life...
CoolerKing37 6 months ago
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How old is this doco? Some of the info is incorrect...
Buzztooth 7 months ago
Hoe old id this doco? Some of the information is incorrect.
Buzztooth 7 months ago 2
thumbs up if he is you favorite painter!
LuluHeeNim 7 months ago 38
I don't know much about art but I can tell just by looking at Van Gogh's paintings that he was the greatest ever.
lollerz16 7 months ago
this man was a truly genious
i dont know why nobody appreciate his work when he was alive
enemyofall67 7 months ago
Interesting how Vincent's parents named him after the baby who had died, it seems like he may have lived twice in a life time in some strange way...
MrMercurySwitch 8 months ago
I'm not really an arts person, but his story is pretty admirable. However, it kinda bugs me when english-speaking people say his name ; van gooooooooogh. But I guess that's just my little pet peeve.
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that stupid song 'starry night' towards the end of the video completely ruined the documentary, its like, "erm hello! i'm tryin to listen to a documentry here not sum stupid song!!!" rip vincent van gogh
scyllaandcharybdis 8 months ago
that stupid starry night song ruined the entire documentary towards the end of this video, its like, 'erm hello! tryin to listen to a documentary here! not a fuckin song!" vincent van gogh
scyllaandcharybdis 8 months ago 2
@scyllaandcharybdis well make a video yourself and do it how the fuck you want...... and don mclean made a bigger tribute to vincent than your complaning ass ever did.........
daniellopezsr08 8 months ago
@daniellopezsr08 damn wot is ur problem?? don mcclean made a bigger tribute? its only vincent van gogh ffs!
scyllaandcharybdis 8 months ago
i'm sure the prostitute would've been rapped do recieve a mental cases ear!?
hollydolly065 9 months ago
thats pretty incredible
hollydolly065 9 months ago
way to cut, gesh!
nea1186 9 months ago
I truly believe that me and Vincent had a lot in common. I've never really had luck with women, I can feel things deeper than others and I have a big heart. I might be his reincarnation.
letmelivemylife2008 10 months ago
@letmelivemylife2008 Uh-Oh . . . Best be careful the. :)
SpiderXxPirate 9 months ago
@letmelivemylife2008 Uh-Oh . . . Best be careful then. :)
SpiderXxPirate 9 months ago
@letmelivemylife2008 well if you feel you have something in common with VanGogh.....try your hand at art....Vincent started painting later in his life......and what about Grandma Moses......she started painting at about 75 years old. I might suggest you start with water colors first......or just sketches with a pencil. You don't know till you try.....good luck
inkey2 7 months ago
Wow.... Wow..... Wooooowwwwww this was just wow he cut off his friggin ear?!?!?!
dramagal44 10 months ago
wow
:D
elatabsaid 10 months ago
4:32 Random Don McLean in the background
AtemnoYugi1232 11 months ago
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eddierat100 11 months ago
he was ahead of his time
Scrandom562 11 months ago
Wow beautiful work
SaraLovesMusic21 11 months ago
Knowledge must come in many forms and we should not be afraid, our souls can seek places beyond our boundaries.
durtyEmpire 11 months ago
I love this abbreviated biography. Reminds me of a poorly written middle school essay.
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sinds i can remember i love Vincent ,for his work and as a person, i believe there wil never be a man and artist like him again. he was uniek !
august 2010 i went to Auverse Sur Oise ,and spent a day in Vincents town. saw all the places were he painted and lived (Auberge Ravoux). and the garden of Dr Paul Gachet. and the crowfield. and last his Grave.picked some flowers to.
it was a wonderfull experience, thank you for posting
hooglander13 1 year ago
Just think: He died in complete poverty as an unknown while alive, yet retards and Karaoke Queens like Kanye and Madonna are praised as Gods. Yeah, the life of the true artist is fair.
JamesTKirkCobain 1 year ago 20
The thing about his self portraits is if you want to see what he looked like, you have to flip them into a mirror image as he painted those portraits from looking into a mirror.
JamesTKirkCobain 1 year ago
Truly an artist and tortured soul I feel pity for. And it's such a sadness that little to none of us will ever have the spotlight and fortune we deserve for our fine art until everyone of us is a corpse just like poor old Van Gogh here.
DJVirgoNeun 1 year ago
@DJVirgoNeun I agree with you DJVirgo. However, today the world is bigger and the audience (meaning publishing companies, art dealers; any type actually) want the bottom line: money. And the world grows more blood thirsty for it and the enjoyment of art is quickly disappearing.
thechaz83 1 year ago
@DJVirgoNeun I'm an aspiring writer. Van Gogh is one of my idols. I love true art, as I'm sure you do. I believe in giving it your all and not just whipping something together to earn money like many people do. But sadly I believe those money hungry "Whippers" out number us true artists. Sadly, hopefully I'm wrong, they will continue to outnumber us true artists and we will only be forgotten corpses unless something is done to preserve the work of all true artists. I hope I'm wrong.
thechaz83 1 year ago
@thechaz83 It's not necessarily the "whippers" that concern me. The "whippers" were pretty much like any one of us whom are artists, poets, writers and so on. They strive for originality and want the same thing we want out of it: recognition, respect, fame and or fortune. The only problem is we make so little in life as artists yet we make a whole lot more when we are dead. The very thing I can never understand. Are they people purchasing our works out of pity or are they just like vultures?
DJVirgoNeun 1 year ago
@DJVirgoNeun Alright now I see what your saying. That is a tough one. Good contemplation. I don't know how to answer why death is the magical antidote. What do you think? I'm going to do everything I can to make sure my work is preserved so that I don't disappear into the mouth of oblivion once I'm dead. However, I'm not sure how I will do it. And like my poor assumption, and I apologize, every artist once recognition, but just like every artist (almost) I also seem to think they're a step out
thechaz83 1 year ago
@DJVirgoNeun I'm going to do everything I can to make sure my work is preserved so that I don't disappear into the mouth of oblivion once I'm dead. However, I'm not sure how I will do it. And like my poor assumption, and I apologize, every artist once recognition, but just like every artist (almost) I also seem to think they're a step out or ahead of their time. One line of artists were born too late and the others too early. The artists and those mysterious cosmos which conceived them are
thechaz83 1 year ago
@thechaz83 Ah I see now. Thank you so much on that. Perhaps it is do with introducing a newer concept in the art world that is given the most recognition? And I understand what you mean about being born too late. Something that I can relate to. I am self am focusing on something revolutionary for one of my pieces myself. However, I am focusing on making myself known locally at the time in town.
DJVirgoNeun 1 year ago
@DJVirgoNeun mysterious.
thechaz83 1 year ago
@thechaz83 And I'm an example of being born too late and thus I lash out at everything modern. Not healthy or moral.
thechaz83 1 year ago
it was his earlobe you cuntfuck
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Epyksen 1 year ago
so do have to die to be a famous artist?
TheJasonDude 1 year ago
@TheJasonDude Yes. Your life mut be tragic, you must be obsessed with expression, live under appreciated and then die. That is a sure way to become famous as an artist.
Hlejames 1 year ago
Interesting! Thanks for posting!
mydogsloveme 1 year ago
I love Vincent Van Gogh. He is an awesome artist, and I feel sad that he committed suicide... :( I did a PPT about him. And I LOVE HIS PAINTINGS, HE ROCKS!!!
nicolasc8 1 year ago
I love Vincent Van Gogh. He is an awesome artist, and I feel sad that he committed suicide... :( I did a PPT about him.
nicolasc8 1 year ago
He is one of my favorite artist of all time. Only a few artists paint with so much color and gorgeously as him. He was a genius!
kerabas 1 year ago
Sad story. What an idiot his mother was - I hate parents that don't encourage their children. A bit of parental belief may have changed his life.
Hannibalscousin 1 year ago
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GelandnaleG 1 year ago
well too bad jeanne calment isn't alive anymore i would of loved to ask her what vincent van gogh was like when he bought canvas in her shop in 1888 2 years before he died
albibalbialbibalbi 1 year ago
He was depressed and committed suicide :( I'm depressed as well.
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An artist does not get famous until they are dead. Vincent you are and inspiration to us all artist walking your path. Maybe when I die I will get famous. LOL
1205black 1 year ago
An artist does not get famous until they are dead. Vincent you are and inspiration to us all artist. maybe when I die I will get famous. LOL
1205black 1 year ago
ld they even cure STD's in those days?
inkey2 1 year ago
眼神好憂鬱
s60823abcd 1 year ago
i think there's alot cutting...o.0
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Cousigreeno 1 year ago
lies? :p
LadyVanDaele 1 year ago
Can't believe he only sold one painting throughout his lifetime,He's my inspiration and will follow his footsteps paint ten years,suffer,then suicide .
nycrtst33 1 year ago
@nycrtst33 i just read two books about Van Gogh. One painting he gave away to a man that hated it so much that he used the painting to patch a hole in his fence. That was probably a 200 million fence repair
inkey2 1 year ago
@inkey2 haha no of'fence' :P nice quote, did not know that
1978utreg 1 year ago
he cut his ear and gaveit to aa prostitute
bibixortix12 1 year ago
he cut his ear and gave it to aa prrotitute
bibixortix12 1 year ago
he should have listened to his dad, obey god and stayed out of sin with whores. he would have been happy and without std's.
Joedink1 1 year ago
bravo!!!
viens voir sur jakepo17 des artistes français au travail.
à bientôt,
Jacques
jakepo17 1 year ago
Its a pitty such a great artist suffered hard from depression.
dmcc20012 1 year ago
75M dollars!!!!!!! i think vincent would of traded that money for a good women any day of the week.
spiralisedcat 2 years ago
Its a retarded commentary and unrealistic.
Soidisons 1 year ago
in your opinion
spiralisedcat 1 year ago
Did you think he was in it for the money?
Soidisons 1 year ago
han gör så fina tavlor
QviggZOr 2 years ago
So what did you think of Lust for Life? Isn't Kirk Douglas a convincing Van Gogh? He looks like the real artist. Some of my friends did not like his acting but I think he is superp. Anthony Quinn takes the Best Supporting Actor award for the role portraying Guaguin in this film.
Have any of you seen original Van Gogh paintings. When went to see the exhibit in LA in 1998, there were people in the museum crowd in tears, sobbing at the sight of some of the self-portraits. Mark S, Artist in pdx
cosmiclight 2 years ago
After seeing the doc I couldn't resist renting "Lust For Life" with Kirk Douglas portraying Van Gogh. I like the film personally, but It starts off with Van Gogh at the age of 25...
SodCorley 2 years ago
Look at the power of art by Simon Schama
Soidisons 1 year ago
The full documentary is on that other site with the green logo that starts with an "H" lololol!!
SodCorley 2 years ago
hate to be the stupid one...but what site are you speaking of...i would like to see the documentary in its entirety....would be appreciated...
moonlightgarden12am 2 years ago
I meant it was on Hulu, but I remembered wrong. It's actually on the website for the Biography Channel in It's entirety. Some sites block out the name of their competition so that's why I said it that way! lol!
SodCorley 2 years ago
no amount of praise can make his life happy
Sabradin 2 years ago
I would give everything I have to own The Starry Night or Cypresses, any canvas of van goghs, actually.
Aikenan 2 years ago 2
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my art is better
ARTISTMERLIN 2 years ago
dream on
lolazz22 2 years ago
Superb - Gene *****
GenericGene 3 years ago
thanks was really helpfull!
rimind1 3 years ago
His mom threw away crates of his art OMG!!! where are those crate's
jellycolors 3 years ago 5
does he have paintings out there not discovered yet?
jellycolors 3 years ago
His birth story parallels Salvador Dali, who was also named after a dead older sibling. Beautiful tho, thanks for the upload...
Oscar301 3 years ago
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he died lol
wirsindheldenowns 3 years ago
WOW!! your mind is not to be understood
jellycolors 3 years ago
lol. you will too.
mayonaise33 3 years ago
oops that should say time.. and leonard
hairyhoff 3 years ago
is that leanard nimoy? and why are they playing 2 songs at the same ime?
hairyhoff 3 years ago
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me and van gogh are extremeley similiar!
bashthebandello 3 years ago
i love him and i love his work
murattislims 3 years ago 15
he was true artist....i love his work
sheri01bowers 4 years ago 16