. >>> hi, my name is van bernard and i am 6 years old and i have a disease. >> 6-year-old van an adorable man, he has spine muscular atrophy type ii which is a form of muscular dystrophy and you may recognize little van. he got youtube popularity last summer. ♪ this is van singing hoe hey by the lume neineers, you can see this video went viral. people really did fall in love with van, but now van's parents are hoping that van's popularity can help him and can help them and they've created this video. this is called the van for van campaign and, in fact, it's a you caring medical fund raising campaign. you can actually go to youcaring.com and help them get a wheelchair accessible van so that van can have more freedom. >> i like to go fast. >> go! >> oh, i love him. >> right now they have a regular mini van. they have to put van in a car seat that he has now outgrown. >> we have this which is 45 powm pounds. >> she has to use the joystick controlling it up the small van to load it into the small van. and they've been pressed for funds because of all the other equipment that insurance doesn'

unfortunately for van gogh, neither bernard nor gauguin recognized this work as a reply to theirs. it was seen simply as a somewhat overstylized village in the moonlight. paul cezanne also lived and worked in provence. with seurat, cezanne was the most influential figure of this generation. he had a decisive contact with the impressionists in the 1870s. he left paris and went home to the family estate in provence. there, for the rest of his life, he painted and repainted the landscapes where he had spent his boyhood. cezanne was not a tourist. he was therefore quite different from all the other artists we've discussed so far. cezanne alone remained faithful to the impressionist program of open-air painting, an art based on direct observation of the physical world. for 30 years, he set himself to find an answer to this question-- could he make a new art based entirely on what he called his petit sensation? petit sensation was one of cezanne's key concepts. sensation in french has two meanings. it refers both to physical perceptions and also to human feelings. cezanne was never a dis