see the Dr Who episode where Van Gogh visits his work in Paris on display....it's amazing..and one would think that this is how he would react if it happened
Well, I'm quite certain that that's not something that van Gogh himself said, it was just a quote from At Eternity's Gate. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
I love vincent pictures and I cry about what the world is doing with them, always especulating about prices, this is the worst anybody can do for the memory of this outstanding human being and painter. Vincent was worry about people destiny, humanity, and world in the deepest sense of the word. Marvelous painting...
Very sad that nobody wanted to buy one of his paintings in his time, even his own doctor, his brother and wife saved all his paintings and we must be gratefull for their involvement.
These kings of paintings should *NOT* be priced. They should be kept where they belong. In a museum where anyone can see them and experience it’s true beauty. Still disappointed that literally anyone with money can buy this, So disappointed
I'm hoping they'll bring "Tardis At Mont Majour" to the National Gallery in DC! You KNOW people will show up dressed up as Tom Baker, Peter Davidson (complete with celery stick), Sylvester McCoy, Weeping Angels, Daleks, Cybermen...
Once thought to be a forgery?? So the painting itself isn't self-evident as by the artist? Interesting. So experts really don't know much, after all......
Once it was considered a forgery. Now it’s a real one. Not clear who owns the painting and if the Van Gogh Museum was authenticating for the Norwegian owner.
Not too dissimilar to Leonardo da Vinci's painting Salvator Mundi, selling for $450 million. after it was authenticated finally after years of disregard and now no one knows who bought it or where it is. Many scholars still think is not authentic.
this really isnt his style im willing to bet the letter was in reference to another work yet to be found and when its found they will not even realize what it is
I feel like I'm missing out I just can't understand the beauty that people describe when they talk about classic paintings the only painting style I really enjoy is surrealism I fucking love Salvador Dali.
Ryan Beasley --- you sound like someone who knows nothing about art... These paintings signify a cultural shift towards Impressionism, they aren't just 'pretty pictures' that symbolize nothing. Smh.
I was the same as you for a long time. Then, for some reason, one day my mind just lit up and everything made sense. I think your eye can either see the beauty or it can't.
I would say it's a fake ,Van Gogh paintings are all about drawing ,form ,colour and simple compositions this is clumsy badly drawn and terrible composition ,the horrible tree sticking up and the Sky more like a bad Monet ,this is a confused mess ,no way is this a Van Gogh ,what an insult somebody has wasted their money
John Castle I thought the same thing. Not his style we're used to seeing. Its said Vincent experimented alot on different techniques, maybe this is one of the experiments and not something he cared to do again.
The work painted in July 1888 was much brighter.. This is muddy by comparison. The order of strokes and pictorial structure is off.. The sky and clouds looks laboured.. Those two green/blue blobs in the foreground look like they've been stuck on. A good forgery a rich guy fell for, enough money to buy a few expert opinions. And of course if your going to forge a Van Gogh you include a letter, but there's no mention of it in his archived letters... 100% fake !!!
Its literally not fake. And there are still letters that havent been released to the public. He used to experiment a lot even when working with colors at the time. in fact he would try to rid the ones he didnt like or think were successful. most of his art was burned.
@@sumaiyakhan5624 I think many fall for the myth and are prepared to believe anything they are told .. without ever looking deeper into the man . The "new"letters are probably forgeries as well . You have to understand .. 99% of collectors gallerist and curators don't care about art ..they care about business and prestige . Look closer at his work of the same period they claim this is from .. look and think and look more and you'll see what a fake it it
Doesn't look quite right, does it? The brushwork is too crude in places and lacking in spontaneity and vitality which it endeavors to approximate. Moreover, if it is claimed it was painted during the sunflower period the palette is too drab and the composition without merit. Vincent was a genius at turning landscape into miracles of graphic delight which this most certainly is not. And if corroborating evidence is extant - why has it taken so long to discover it? Or was the letter found with the painting... hmm? Of course it could be a genuine Van Gogh - something he knocked out on one of his bad days. It is the worst painting by him I have ever seen. And while we're on the subject of VVG - have you ever wondered - if he really wanted to commit suicide - why he did not shoot himself in the head? The absence of powder burns (which should have been obvious from a self inflicted wound at that short distance - get a toy gun and try to replicate the shot and you'll see what I mean) rules out suicide. As does the acquisition of a revolver: Vincent was known to be more than a little crazy so no one would give him a revolver - a rare item in that time and place. Irrefutable evidence has come to light that he was shot - probably accidentally - by a gun toting teenager from Paris and quite near to home. He could not have walked any great distance with such a loss of blood.
If only Van Gogh himself see this, it would really made him happy.
see the Dr Who episode where Van Gogh visits his work in Paris on display....it's amazing..and one would think that this is how he would react if it happened
@@agentphotosonline6530 yeah i saw it, especially when that staff i guess described van goghs work of art is such a heart warming scene.
@@idontremembermakingythandle agreed! I stop by to watch it often.. Love it
A Doctor Who episode expresses and depicts just that perfectly. ruclips.net/video/_jjWtUpqV9w/видео.html
@@agentphotosonline6530 I love that scene!!! it made me cry
"Some people say I'm mad but
a grain of madness is the best of art"
Well, I'm quite certain that that's not something that van Gogh himself said, it was just a quote from At Eternity's Gate. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
'Some people never go crazy. What truly miserable lives they must lead.' Stanly Kowalski, 'Bar Fly'.
So wish their was a way that Vincent could see how famous and well loved he’s become and his works are worth millions
Me too!!
The Doctor Who episode with just that is SO special. I watch it whenever it pops up. ❤️❤️❤️
He sees.
A Doctor Who episode expresses and depicts just that perfectly. ruclips.net/video/_jjWtUpqV9w/видео.html
if he were alive they wouldn 't be
It's amazing that Vincent has his own museum of him and for his paintings.
I love vincent pictures and I cry about what the world is doing with them, always especulating about prices, this is the worst anybody can do for the memory of this outstanding human being and painter. Vincent was worry about people destiny, humanity, and world in the deepest sense of the word. Marvelous painting...
Who knows how many paintings there are still to be discovered!
A crate of his paintings were unfortunately burned. So we will never see them all
Very sad that nobody wanted to buy one of his paintings in his time, even his own doctor, his brother and wife saved all his paintings and we must be gratefull for their involvement.
And here I am, I feel like Vincent,...Only my eyes see my work. I hope to be recognized one day.
Wishing you all the best! Don’t give up, keep going. 🌸
Sincerely hope that you will be recognised one day. Keep up the good work. All the best.
@@handebarlas6248 Thank you!!
Yeah just stay away from your ears, alright?
@@theunsmartasian1087 ????????
I like the commitment and engagement, to art of Vincent Van Gogh, for there is a huge amount of humanity, in his paintings.
"I dream of painting and then I paint my dream". He told his story through his art.
These kings of paintings should *NOT* be priced.
They should be kept where they belong. In a museum where anyone can see them and experience it’s true beauty.
Still disappointed that literally anyone with money can buy this,
So disappointed
I agree, especially when you consider Vincent himself never got a penny for any of his work
Wow! Beautiful find this is....Beautiful Vincent ..loved his works
Fantastic painting.
Great painting ...
So beautiful ❤️
Lindo demais meu amado Van Gogh você será eterno no meu❤️
I'm hoping they'll bring "Tardis At Mont Majour" to the National Gallery in DC! You KNOW people will show up dressed up as Tom Baker, Peter Davidson (complete with celery stick), Sylvester McCoy, Weeping Angels, Daleks, Cybermen...
It's brighter than his earliest paintings...tho not as bright and stroke and color filled as his latest works...
Great! 🎨🎨
Before I painted that sun flower painting😍😍😍
I was expecting to see a painting of the Tardis
Oh!
Shame on all of those who didn’t give value to artist but after his death
Ever see Starry Night as a yarn painting? 🙂🧶🎨👍🏻
ruclips.net/p/PLr6pyQ-su1fRZObhwssxla0T1vDjTcqCB
It makes so sad. Rejecting him while alive and speculating his artworks when gone forever( Hipocrites
bro painted 2000 pictures in 2 years
No painted more of 2300 paintings, TRUE.😊.
is that lady in the background, behind the museum director speaking at the podium, checking her voice mail? lol
I think she's selling it on the quiet haha
Now it's time to see the clip, ¨Vincent van Gogh's son, Willem¨.
After dead, blindly ❤
The few times you will see me thumbs upping cnn video.
When Americans are let back in I am high tailing it to The Van Gogh museum!! RIP Vincent hot Red.
They should play the lost painting in castlevania sotn
Once thought to be a forgery?? So the painting itself isn't self-evident as by the artist?
Interesting.
So experts really don't know much, after all......
Lost and found department ?
At these prices, you can guarantee they will find a few more.
Food or Painting colors...
Is the pronunciation really “Fan Kok”
I have glass van gogh painted 1889
I'm here after watching rated k... Wondering if the painting was own by a filipino is real or not.
I swear the doctor is real!! WHAT DOES THE BBC KNOW THAT WE DON'T???!!!
I hope this isn't fake news.
👍
Once it was considered a forgery. Now it’s a real one. Not clear who owns the painting and if the Van Gogh Museum was authenticating for the Norwegian owner.
Not too dissimilar to Leonardo da Vinci's painting Salvator Mundi, selling for $450 million. after it was authenticated finally after years of disregard and now no one knows who bought it or where it is. Many scholars still think is not authentic.
this really isnt his style im willing to bet the letter was in reference to another work yet to be found and when its found they will not even realize what it is
So that’s how Van Gogh is supposed to be pronounced.
When your cat dies it'll be worth more, just imagine the artists that no one likes now have work selling for millions when they die
No u meant u Didn't like him not no one
I think you are underestimating his cat. Kind of presumptuous.
its aint shit....those who say its shit...seriously do not know how an artist expresses himself
Nice painting, but when zoomed in- it's fake.
who find the value of Vangogh
not a single cent go to painter himself
ونسنٹ وین گوف نے مشہور زمانہ پینٹگ سن فلاور بنائی ۔۔۔۔۔۔کیا یہ معلومات درست ہیں؟؟؟؟؟
와 레전드
Hang it in the same storage locker as the Jackson Pollack. The one with his finger print on the back of the canvas.
Wich a Saw,can be,were can i see these,is a pre impresionista o let a quartier,day black yo all?????
I feel like I'm missing out I just can't understand the beauty that people describe when they talk about classic paintings the only painting style I really enjoy is surrealism I fucking love Salvador Dali.
Ryan Beasley --- you sound like someone who knows nothing about art... These paintings signify a cultural shift towards Impressionism, they aren't just 'pretty pictures' that symbolize nothing. Smh.
I was the same as you for a long time. Then, for some reason, one day my mind just lit up and everything made sense. I think your eye can either see the beauty or it can't.
@@dequanchillen3671 both of you sound like someone who knows nothing about art looooool
I would say it's a fake ,Van Gogh paintings are all about drawing ,form ,colour and simple compositions this is clumsy badly drawn and terrible composition ,the horrible tree sticking up and the Sky more like a bad Monet ,this is a confused mess ,no way is this a Van Gogh ,what an insult somebody has wasted their money
It is by Van gogh.
Van gogh Considered it a failure thats why he did not sign it.
John Castle I thought the same thing. Not his style we're used to seeing. Its said Vincent experimented alot on different techniques, maybe this is one of the experiments and not something he cared to do again.
It is absolutely an original....you can see it. Ok maybe not what we expect..but truely from his hand
John Castle you must be a expert on the artist and can tell everything about his paintings.
it’s got gloomy colors but it’s genuine. The brushwork is definitely his hand
fake, or nah?
Is his living relatives getting any of those millions?
The work painted in July 1888 was much brighter.. This is muddy by comparison. The order of strokes and pictorial structure is off.. The sky and clouds looks laboured.. Those two green/blue blobs in the foreground look like they've been stuck on. A good forgery a rich guy fell for, enough money to buy a few expert opinions. And of course if your going to forge a Van Gogh you include a letter, but there's no mention of it in his archived letters... 100% fake !!!
Its literally not fake. And there are still letters that havent been released to the public. He used to experiment a lot even when working with colors at the time. in fact he would try to rid the ones he didnt like or think were successful. most of his art was burned.
@@sumaiyakhan5624 I think many fall for the myth and are prepared to believe anything they are told .. without ever looking deeper into the man . The "new"letters are probably forgeries as well . You have to understand .. 99% of collectors gallerist and curators don't care about art ..they care about business and prestige . Look closer at his work of the same period they claim this is from .. look and think and look more and you'll see what a fake it it
@@vatchesolakian6361 unfortunately, all I can say is that you're absolutely right.
Sky doesn't look like Van Gogh's style at all.
Doesn't look quite right, does it? The brushwork is too crude in places and lacking in spontaneity and vitality which it endeavors to approximate. Moreover, if it is claimed it was painted during the sunflower period the palette is too drab and the composition without merit. Vincent was a genius at turning landscape into miracles of graphic delight which this most certainly is not.
And if corroborating evidence is extant - why has it taken so long to discover it? Or was the letter found with the painting... hmm? Of course it could be a genuine Van Gogh - something he knocked out on one of his bad days. It is the worst painting by him I have ever seen.
And while we're on the subject of VVG - have you ever wondered - if he really wanted to commit suicide - why he did not shoot himself in the head? The absence of powder burns (which should have been obvious from a self inflicted wound at that short distance - get a toy gun and try to replicate the shot and you'll see what I mean) rules out suicide. As does the acquisition of a revolver: Vincent was known to be more than a little crazy so no one would give him a revolver - a rare item in that time and place.
Irrefutable evidence has come to light that he was shot - probably accidentally - by a gun toting teenager from Paris and quite near to home. He could not have walked any great distance with such a loss of blood.
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