Greeting Van Gogh .. I often visit the exhibitions when they are about to finish their course.
Most of the time by choice.
's a way to enjoy time with the right to not be overwhelmed by the euphoria of the early group, to keep alive the curiosity, to feel the same emotion as had just been inaugurated.
An exhibition dedicated to the great Dutch master always involves of high expectations, and yet for those who want to learn more about the artistic life of Van Gogh, this is the 'opportunity for an adequate overview of his drawings and watercolors with a lot of letters written to his brother Theo in those years. Incredible
the charm of "Cypresses with two female figures," "Self Portrait" of 1887 and "The Olives" that make perfect mental and emotional status of the artist: the great sin of absence ("Iris," "Sunflowers" and Night ...) and ill suited for lighting.
The next Feb. 20 will close the exhibition "Vincent Van Gogh: timeless country" and for those who had taken my own decision c 'is still time ...
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