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I chose to do my second exam project on Van Gogh because I have previous knowledge on him already. Van Gogh had a outstanding why of expressing his emotions throughout the depth of his artwork, that so another reason I chose him to be my artist.

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He had a 'type' with his love life, he had a tendency to fall in love with women in trouble. His companion/model was and alcoholic prostitute and Vincent felt as though he could help her. When she began prostitution again, he fled and then lived a nomadic lifestyle.

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He became very fluent as a teenager in four languages. Dutch, French, German, and English

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Van Gogh struggled of mental illness.

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He was born into a predominantly Catholic family.

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Vincent was given the name of his grandfather and also his stillborn brother, which would have been a year older than him.

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Art dealer

Art Gallery Worker

Minister in training

Folk Artist

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Post Impressionillism

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1. Claude Monet

2. Anton Mauve

3. Rembrandt

4. And more, but his mother was his main inspiration along with Japanese art.

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He originally was homeschooled by his mother and a mistress. He then experienced a numerous amount of schools. He eventually attended the Royal Academy of Fine Arts and Willem 2 Colleg

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He is from Zundert, Netherlands

Born on March 30, 1853

Died on July 29, 1890

He was buried in Auvers-sur-Oise, France

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Vincent van Gogh, Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigerette, 1885–86. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam

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Vincent van Gogh, Worn Out, pencil on watercolour paper, 1882. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam

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Vincent van GoghRooftops, View from the Atelier The Hague, 1882, private collection

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Vincent van Gogh,Sunflowers (F.458), repetition of the 4th version (yellow background), August 1889. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam