1853-1890

The story of the two-month period in 1888 when Paul Gauguin moved into Vincent van Gogh's Yellow House so that the two artists could paint side by side.

Uses quotations from Vincent van Gogh's correspondence with his brother Theo to describe the colors in his paintings, which are also reproduced in this book.

Entranced by the paintings of the unconventional artist Vincent Van Gogh, for whom her mother is working as a housekeeper, Claudine is saddened when the townspeople turn against him.

Chronicles the life of nineteenth-century painter Vincent Van Gogh, describing his childhood in Holland, his years in France, his relationships with his brother and with fellow artist Paul Gaugin, his difficulties with women, his mental health, and his artistic vision.

A brief biography of this nineteenth-century Dutch painter accompanies reproductions and analyses of several of his works.

An introduction to the life and art of the nineteenth century Dutch painter, Vincent van Gogh.

Features fine art reproductions and "Movements in Art" fact boxes.

A fictional account of Vincent Van Gogh's life where he refused to bow to convention and his paintings broke every rule yet brought a new kind of beauty to ravish the human eye.