Van gogh's life

VAN GOGH'S LIFE

  • His Birth

    He was born on March 30 1853, Zundert. Son of Theodorus and his wife Anna Cornelia
  • The birth of his brother Theo.

    The birth of his brother Theo.
    I had four more brothers: Cornelius Vincent, Elisabetha Huberta, Anna Cornelia and Wilhelmina Jacoba.
  • Van Gogh started work

    Van Gogh started work
    Van Gogh began work in 1869, at the age of 16, as an apprentice at Goupil & Co., a major international art trading company.
  • His first love

    Four years later he was transferred to London, and it was there that he had first contact with Eugenia, daughter of Ursula Loyer, patron saint from where he stayed. He fell in love with her, but the girl was engaged and turned him down.
  • The Apprentice of Painting

    The Apprentice of Painting
    He enrolled in the Academy of Fine Arts where he studied drawing and perspective. At this time he made drawings based on the paintings of Jean-Fran'ois Millet, depicting peasants and miners, and painting them very realistic and with dark tones.
  • Period: to

    900 paintings and 1600 drawings

    He decided to be a painter when he was 27 and always wanted to reflect life in his works. His pictorial career is marked by the places where he lived and worked.
  • Fall in love again

    He falls in love again, this time of one of his kee cousins to which he quickly proposed marriage, Kee's response was: "No, never, ever."
  • His first major work.

     His first major work.
    In 1885 he painted his first major work, The Potato Eaters.
  • Period: to

    500 works i 79 paintings

    During the last thirty months of life he went on to make 500 works and in his last 69 days he signed up to 79 paintings.
  • Loss of the left ear.

    Van Gogh and Gauguin had an altercation that gave rise to one of the explanations that have been given about the loss of the first's left ear.
  • Mental Sanatoriums

    Van Gogh's later years were marked by his psychiatric problems, which took him to mental sanatoriums voluntarily, including the asylum of Saint Paul-de-Mausole, where he entered on 8 May 1889.
  • Death

    Van Gogh died from a firearm.