Van Gogh is the incarnation of the suffering, a misunderstood martyr of modern art and the emblem of the artist as an outsider.
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Van Gogh neither despised life nor was he its master.
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I would not value life at all, if there were not something infinite, something deep, something real.”[
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but we are still far from the time when people will understand the curious relation between one fragment of nature and another, which all the same explain each other and enhance each other.
Yanna Yannahas quoted2 years ago
Like everyone else, I need friendly or affectionate relationships or intimate companionship, and am not made of stone or iron like a pump or a lamppost, and like any man of culture or decency I cannot do without these things and not feel a void, a lack of something
Yanna Yannahas quoted2 years ago
what preys on my mind is simply this one question: what am I good for, could I not be of service or use in some way, how can I become more knowledgeable and study some subject or other in depth?
Lovianty Bhas quotedlast year
“I should like to be with a woman for a change, I cannot live without love, without a woman. I would not value life at all, if there were not something infinite, something deep, something real.
Anastasia Lobanovahas quotedlast year
organized a provocative exhibition, and Jean Cocteau
Anastasia Lobanovahas quotedlast year
Elena Diakonova, whom he married in 1917. Elena entered the world of the Dadaists, and later, by which time she was known as Gala, “the muse of the Surrealists”.
Anastasia Lobanovahas quotedlast year
Unable to resign himself to the death of Dada, Tristan Tzara tried in July 1923 to organize a performance at the Michel Théâtre in Paris entitled “Evening of the Bearded Heart”.