The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh by Vincent Van Gogh, Arnold J. Pomerans (Translator)

The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh by Vincent Van Gogh, Arnold J. Pomerans (Translator)The Letters of Vincent van Gogh put a human face on one of the most haunting figures in modern Western culture. In this Penguin Classics edition, the letters are selected and edited by Ronald de Leeuw, and translated by Arnold Pomerans in Penguin Classics. Few artists' letters are as self revelatory as Vincent van Gogh's, and this selection, spanning his artistic career, sheds light on every facet of the life and work of this complex and tortured man.

hidden through deceit and misdirection from human and alien alike

in which everyone's honesty is in doubt

all dressed in black

Cecilia wants to do the right thing

we can slow our lives down and discover how to live in the moment - even simple acts like washing the dishes or drinking a cup of tea may be transformed into acts of meditation

Courage is not simply physical bravery but also doing the right thing and standing up for what you believe

Benjamín Labatut plunges us into exhilarating territory between fact and fiction

At twenty-two years old

Burroughs stated that the chapters are intended to be read in any order

it is following

trusting the universe and believing in the magic we carry within ourselves

Product placement in films rarely works