We are currently seeing a hunting artwork by Albib that was painted in 1883 by the famous international painter Van Gogh, whose hundreds of works have immortalised his name in the annals of plastic art.
Vincent Van Gogh (1853–1890) started drawing in his late 20s; prior to that, he was working for his uncle in The Hague’s technical selling company. Despite his notoriety, Van Gogh did not have any professional success during his lifetime; he only sold one painting. He has seven months left to live as opposed to just 400 francs after his death.
A recent study found that Van Gogh did not suffer from diseases throughout his life but rather from a problem with alcohol consumption. This finding was made according to an analysis released by the Dutch Museum, which was interested in his works and life and was reported by news agencies. The historians of Van Gogh’s life have noted many things, including that he was mentally ill.
According to some 30 renowned medical specialists, Van Gogh’s severe suffering throughout the last 18 months of his life was likely caused by an alcohol addiction.
Between 1881 and 1885, Van Gogh displayed a number of works that were inspired by and interested in the working class and villagers.
a fisherman
Van Gogh painted a hunter smoking a Payb. in 1883.
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