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Vincent Van Gogh

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January 23, 2014

 

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He was so passionate about his beliefs, but never really connected with the religious world. His sermon must have really been something. Van gogh traveled to Brussels on foot to seek counsel from Pastor Pietersen at the evangelical college. He had no more than the a few sketches and the clothes on his back, but he needed guidance in his overwhelming desire to help others...
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Van gogh's wanderings were not always religiously motivated. Another great image was when Vincent walked 70 kilometers to Courrieres, France to see Jules Breton, a painter he admires. When he reached Breton's house, Vincent was too timid to knock. Although Van gogh is known for his insanity and his close relationship with his brother, his relationship with other people is fascinating as well...
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