Van Gogh

Follows Van Gogh from his years among the miners in the Borinage when he finally gave up preaching to paint, through the period in Paris where he won the respect and admiration of artists, to his flight to Provence, his madness and his death. Suggests the chief influences on the development of Van Gogh's distinctive technique, and includes examples of his paintings, such as L'Arlesienne, Night cafe, Sunflowers, and others