The Letters of a Post-Impressionist / Being the Familiar Correspondence of Vincent Van Gogh
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A selection of the artist’s personal correspondence, framed by an introductory essay and editorial notes, presents his evolving ideas about technique, color, and the stages of his stylistic development. Letters to his brother and to contemporaries record practical difficulties such as finding models, experiments with figure painting, reflections on self-portraiture and appearance, and candid exchanges about artistic aims. Translator and editor commentary addresses language, selection, and the relationships between letters and the painter’s creative phases.
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