All about history: history of art

When Vincent van Gogh - poor, destitute Vincent, who relied on an allowance from his brother to survive - prophesied about "the painter of the future" in a letter to his benevolent sibling, he couldn't have foreseen that he himself would fulfil that role. Months after his letter, Vincent sliced off...

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