The painter’s correspondence, largely with his brother Theo, is one of the most moving records of an artist’s inner life and working thought ever written. It illuminates his theories of colour, his struggles, and the meaning he sought in his work.
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1913 · Book · Public Domain
The painter’s correspondence, largely with his brother Theo, is one of the most moving records of an artist’s inner life and working thought ever written. It illuminates his theories of colour, his struggles, and the meaning he sought in his work.