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Jul. 07, 1986 - 90 Day of death of Vincent Van Gogh; At July 1980 the Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh (born March, 30th, 1853 in Groot zundert/Holand) committed suicide in Auvers sur-Oise in mental derangement. The former art-traders helper and lay priest, who worked occasionally and grave paintings and drawings. His theme was at the beginning mostly the life of the farmers and workers. 1886 he went to Paris/France where he was influenced by the expressionist, 1888 his next station was South France, Arles. There grew up in a feverish creating in a entirely new style pictures of cities and landscapes as well as portraits. After Gauguin, with whom he had planned a artistic partnership, went away from him, he fell noticeably in mental illness. But also in this phase of his life he was still highly productive. Photo Shows A painting which shows the room of the artist in Arles/South France

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