Thirst for life. Stone I.

Vincent Van Gogh. One of the greatest masters of impressionism. A person of a tragic fate, who during his lifetime tested the contempt of “official” critics of painting, and a complete misunderstanding of brothers on the brush, and after death recognized as a great artist. His genius became a curse, for his innovative manner of writing seemed unacceptable even for the inhabitants of Montmartre, accustomed to the creative experiment. He was not loved and either indifferently rejected or cynically used women. Friends laughed at him. His relatives regretted him... Van Gogh’s life was supposed to end tragically, it was obvious to everyone who knew him. The only question is when and under what circumstances this denouement will come... A lot has been written about the “brilliant madness” of French painting, but it was not given to none of his biographers to create anything equal to the legendary biographical novel of the Stone's Life of Life.