Thirst for life

Vincent Van Gogh is a brilliant madman who, during his lifetime, experienced the contempt of the critics of painting, and a complete misunderstanding of brothers on the brush, and after death recognized as a great artist.
His manner of writing seemed strange and ridiculous even accustomed to the creative experiments of the inhabitants of Montmartre. He was either indifferently rejected or cynically used by women. Friends laughed at him. His relatives regretted him ...
It was Van Gogu that is dedicated to the most famous biographical novel by Irving Stone, who withstood more than 30 publications only in his native language and was translated into 30 foreign languages. In the process of its creation, Stone, in his own words, “walked around the south of France, lived in a psychiatric hospital where Van Gogh was placed, and finally slept in the same room and at the same bed in a small hotel in an over The anniversary of his death ”