michael davis on a constant my i agree felt was a central figure in making van gough legend of time on the one hand and art pretty it up a collector dealer on the other hand a novelist or writer who saw the potential invent gough's work. eat because he wrote a history of the development of modern art in 1004 them with in which a large chapter was dedicated to van gough who was a cop it looked a bit much but about as he developed the whole thing into a biography in 1010 months and in 1021 finally into a novel. and it went out to my ok for stylized van gough as the christ of modern art as he called it a savior because the romantic artist between genius and madness it's which suddenly gained an enormous readership it was to be on bonds and i gave us van gough biography was one of the 1st bestsellers in art literature coffee line a day i asked one of the best sellers once literati work. you had the vanguard died in 1925 and the queen to her son vincent villain the items that she had not yet sold. your vincent villain's grandson villain serves as an advisor to the bangle foundation. so that

vincent van gough lives alone especially in people's minds because his life has become the stuff of legend but who was he really and how did his legend grow to become an international phenomenon. where school was a village northwest of paris then go came here in may 18th 19th and over the 70 days created dozens of oil paintings on july 27 aged just 37 he shot himself and died of his wounds 2 days later. dominique shall yun since presides over the institute vanguard innovate a village which artists say zara and monet also visited. today it's a man i come here every week to clean up a bit of the dried leaves and so forth. and i find that visitors have left messages and gaps. asian people bring oranges and lemons. i want to become you know here's a statuette of a person holding a guitar. every day people bring flowers. jewish people place stones on the grave. and here you can see ashes. the cremated remains of artists who wanted to be laid to rest in their front garden it keep it all didn't it don't go. this is the old bears of a small hotel where frank goff lived and worked in all their smal

van gough early works often portrayed the lives of farmers. as. this is the potato eaters from 1885 his 1st large work in oil. vincent road to theo that this painting shows people who worked with their hands and earned their food honestly he noted that this life was quite different from then is that of the educated middle class. was fascinated by far more. but he knew that society was changing us with you its arms started to disappear and he knew well that there was more and more industrialization of what is it. an arm and what and when he asked people to pose for him he didn't want to come across as a wealthy artist on board and want and he said he'd like least people and wanted to live a life that was similar to that of farm laborers and coal miners is a myth and by one button are bought on the 10 core law by a time when i had signed the clyde on fresh saying tot he often gave away his clothes or went around looking shabby when hot dogs and i'm tired he believed that this gave him credibility and a sense of self-sacrifice that was inspired by je

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hello, welcome to van gough is bipolar!ore you even think of picking up a menu here, you are encouraged to get involved. a and the live server, i will be serving you tonight. step three, pick a hat and where it. its lack of performance in which you play a part. you choose a hat, pick a t to match your mood and write a message on the wall. i write my deepest darkest secret on the wall for everybody to see?! privacy, please. van gough is bipolar is the brainchild of this man. welcome to my kitchen! a call at the cuckoo kitchen! why the cuckoo kitchen? well, because i'm crazy. it is a condition that used to be known as manic depression and can make your mood swing from one extreme to the other, but he says that this place is his therapy. before van gough is bipolar, i was on the brink of committing suicide, and i do not see any ray of light, and all ic is the darkness. i'm just so negative, very pessimistic, and most of the time i do not like people. i do not like being with people. i created this natural medicine and its mood

vincent van gough lives on especially in people's minds because his life has become the stuff of legend but who was he really and how did this legend grow to become an international phenomenon. oh there was a village northwest of paris bangle came here in may 18th 19th and over the 70 days created dozens of oil paintings on july 27 aged just 37 he shot himself and died of his wounds 2 days later. dominique shall yun sins presides over the institute vanguard in arvada a village which artists say zara and monet also visited. tourism and i come here every week to clean up a bit of the dried leaves and so forth. and i find that visitors have left messages and gaps and asian people bring oranges and lemons. i want to become you know here's a statuette of a person holding a guitar. every day people bring flowers. jewish people play stones on the grave. and here you can see ashes. cremated remains of artists who wanted to be laid to rest their fun got it keep it on video it don't go. this is the old bears of a small hotel with angola lived and worked you know where school was in 1905 dominic.

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back in 1975 — the then prime minister gough whitlam was sacked and replaced by the opposition.—general. the governor general being queen elizabeth's representative in australia. he argued he had the authority to do this under implied powers in the constitution. the reason i'm telling you about this now is that these newly released letters from the national archives of australia show the queen was not informed in advance. there are hundreds of them between the governor—general, sirjohn kerr, and buckingham palace. john kerr wrote to the queen's private secretary on the day he dismissed the prime minister that he "was of the opinion "it was better for her majesty not to know in advance" but that "of course" his duty was to tell her immediately. the palace replied he had acted "not only with constitutional propriety, not all australian's were so glowing. the justification for the sacking was that gough whitlam had failed to get parliamentary approval for his spending plans, and was refusing to call an election. whitlam famously said this at the time of his dismissal. here we say g

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our look is also home to the van gough foundation which is dedicated to honoring the artist's work and exploring the impact that it has on contemporary art. the foundation often displays bangle paintings borrowed from world class collections. we are asked swiss art historian beach a koori why bengal's works still so relevant today van gogh is dance into something it was very interesting and important for him to move away from so long art and conventional compositions he wants to. build a model he wanted to create art that had an immediate visual impact on him to show and by doing that he anticipated trends that became common in the 20th century and into a list see those trends today in advertising and on the internet sat straight to the message. that he wanted to create artistic tension and this is paint a branch of a tree that crosses the entire painting well the human figures were quite small and socially he used it to don't mention all styles and that was also he element conservation. at that time bangor was inspired by japanese wood block prints which were popular among many of his

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one of the most controversial episodes in australian politics: the sacking of former prime minister gough—general, who is the queen's representative in the country, and replaced by the opposition. but the letters reveal the queen was not given advance notice. john kerr says he "was of the opinion it was better for her majesty not to know in advance" about the dismissal, but adds that "of course" his duty was to tell her immediately. in a reply from the palace, the queen's private secretary said that in not informing the queen of what he intended to, the governor—general acted "not only with constitutional propriety, but also with admirable consideration for her majesty's position." these letters have just been released a few hours go. let's go live to sydney and speak to our correspondent shaimaa khalil. this is shedding more light on what was extremely controversial at the time in the mid—19 70s. controversial at the time in the mid-19 70s. that is right. also the fact that it was shrouded in so much secrecy, these letters, that it took yea rs these letters, that it took years for a hist

the smoke that was moving through the area here right now on washington street between franklin and gough huge presence behind me here as you can see they're still working on spring out any sort of hot spots that are in the area here. water continues to out run down the street from one of the hillier parts of the city here in pacific firefighters have been sort of moving out of this area but as you can see from earlier before a lot of viewers have been sending us and video of a what broke out here i just a short while ago a lot of viewers giving us different perspectives of not only seeing the flames shooting up from a down below at the ground level but also a number of people that were also sharing some videos of the smoke. from buildings that were next from what we understand this a fire broke out in a garage area. right now it's not being reported that there were any injuries, however, still a heavy presence that's here so firefighters have been telling people to avoid this area. this is a heavily residential area of the city. we're now continuing to see some firefighters that are up m

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>>ken and pam were here on washington street between franklin and gough where a lot of the activity remains there are several, san francisco firefighters that are still on scene here we've been told tonight that there were at least 4 buildings that were damaged because of this fire. investigators are still determining where it broke out and how it broke out, several people are believed to be displaced tonight we still don't have those numbers and in terms of the amount of people but they will not be able to return to their homes. as firefighters are made on scene here if you take a look behind me. the firefighters had a number of ladders that were put up onto the roof areas of these apartment buildings that are really tightly knit together here on washington street. the flames were seen on top of the roof area also a lot of smoke that was seen by neighbors, but thankfully, no one was injured inside of these out in this again we're still trying to learn how many people were there but a lot of people that saw the smoke say they were surprised and they were even more surprised once they saw th