vang gulfs early works often portrayed the lives of farmers. as. this is the potato eaters from 1905 his 1st large work in oil. vincent road to theo that these paintings 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 wanted spots 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 and just realisation 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 what and he said he'd like these people and wanted to live a life that was similar to that of a farmer laborers and coal miners is a myth and by one button are bought on that in court and when i find the tide on flushing tot he often gave away his clothes or went around looking shabby when hot dogs and i'm tired of it he believed that this gave him credibility and and a sense of self-sacrifice that was in

and it's simply not true that vang did not sell a single painting during his lifetime. he was born and raised in the brabant region in the netherlands. bangle painted this picture of the church in newton in 1904 his father was minister here and as a young man vincent worked for a while as a protestant missionary in belgium but in 982 he sold a few drawings in the hague. van gaal's 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 these paintings 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 always changes with you its arms started to disappear he felt it and he knew well that there was more and more and just realisation of what is it. an omelette and when he asked people to pose for him he didn't want to come across as a wealthy artist mind watch and watch and he said he's like these people and wanted to live a

but before the yorks in the weapon was advertised as vang dos revolver that was misleading to say the least the auction house also touted the fact that the gun had been displayed at one museum and requested for exhibition by another. in 2016 that was shown in amsterdam as part of the exhibition on the verge of insanity . deal a museum in frankfurt also wanted to borrow it for an exhibition. but was somebody known at a time when we had the expedition who sent not quite like that and so so he was asked what do you think of this and he said well as long as there's not a 2nd rusty gun coming from the same ground i mean it makes a very well charms of it and you have to look at it in that why i believe and it's when it's smaller to some so when you haven't updated very well likely but as i said i mean we have to take the word from be it from from from from the landowner 960 that indeed he found it on his mind and not somewhere else you can you don't have a d.n.a. prove of that he ever had it in his hand and. no. at the end i'm fed and all they are but as a designer why they found a gun on f

but before the yorks in the weapon was advertised as vang gulfs revolver that was. misleading to say the least the auction house also tell to the fact that the gun had been displayed at one museum and requested for exhibition by another. in 2016 that was shown in amsterdam as part of the exhibition on the verge of insanity . need a museum in frankfurt also wanted to borrow it for an exhibition. there was somebody in a time when we had the expedition who's not quite like that is so and so he was asked what do you think of think of this and he said well as long as there's not a 2nd rusty gun coming from the same ground i mean it makes a very well chance you have to look at it that way i believe and it when it's small is the sum so when you find it up it makes it very likely but as i said i mean we have to take the word from be it from from from from the landowner 960 that indeed he found it on his mind in that somewhere else you kind of you don't have an a prove of that he ever had a hand and. no. fed at all they are good as a desert why they found a gun on fire then

and it's simply not true that vang god did not sell a single painting during his lifetime. he was born and raised in the brabant region in the netherlands. bangle painted this picture of the church in newton in 1984 his father was minister here and as a young man vincent worked for a while as a protestant missionary in belgium but in 982 he sold a few drawings in the hague. van gough's early works often portrayed the lives of farmers. this is the potato eaters from 1885 his 1st large work in oil. vincent rode 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. the 1st time god was fascinated by far more. but he knew that society always changes with you its arms started to disappear it's not it and he knew well that there was more and more industrialization of what is it. an arm what and when he asked people to pose for him and he didn't want to come across as a wealthy artist i didn't want and he said because like these people and wanted

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alexander island takes a sober approach to his study of vang gulfs work and he succeeds in getting closer to him through drawings and prints. the van gough museum in amsterdam which contains the world's largest collection of the artist's paintings and drawings some $2000000.00 people visit the museum every year and each of them brings with them their own personal concept of the man and his work out of the museums experts see him. i think the more we know about the horse about his about his slice about his work the more you realize that are that are still so many things that you don't know and there's new questions coming up so in the case of the sunflowers. there was an extensive research project. which really focused very much on his materials and his state league so the painting was freely and looked at in depth with all these different techniques in the conservation studio. we've often found under drawings we even have found under drawing on painting when he is using the perspective frame to lay out his composition or to help him lay out his composition to get the perspective right and

up in the northwest and he's kind of the godfather of mushrooms in some ways he's definitely in a vangelis for mushrooms not just in the psychedelic sense but how they can help ramadi the planet through environmental ways that like all sorts of stuff is fascinating guy has a couple of ted talks that have millions of views i have a couple of his books so on twitter he recently posted yesterday i turned 65 years of age a time in life for deep reflection and then i want to play this video for you. this is 2 things certain in life we're born and we die where we come from where we going with a mushroom experience and you suddenly know you're part of a child and one. gives you contacts and consolation about your own mortality so i think it's critically important that at the end of your life you have a right to these substances. who dare say that you do not when these been used for thousands probably tens of thousands maybe millions of years then laws are being created to ostracize people to use them only the past 50 years. after the mentally naive this is immoral and so i think that everyone has