Starry, starry night...
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Hi, Nakamova: I think Van Gogh might be blown away, yet very inspired by today's technology. The most tragic part of Van Gogh's life? He was just looking to befriend someone! While he found a friend in fellow artist Paul Gaugin, they often fought (since Van Gogh had yelling outbursts resulting from his epilepsy) & after a particularly heated argument, Paul Gaugin broke off their friendship. If I had lived during Van Gogh's time, I'd befriend him and his brother Theo.
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This is one person's take, but be warned -- it's an unpleasant, cynical one: http://www.thepoke.co.uk/2011/09/30/van-gogh-vs-the-internet/
I prefer yours.
And there's this:
I prefer yours.
And there's this:
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This is one person's take, but be warned -- it's an unpleasant, cynical one: http://www.thepoke.co.uk/2011/09/30/van-gogh-vs-the-internet/
I prefer yours.
And there's this:
Both were unpleasant, so thank god, Vincent didn't have the idiots and Internet fools to deal with back then. That definitely would have caused him to commit suicide, like it has for some teenagers in our day and age.