When most people think of Vincent van Gogh’s paintings, they remember only the richly colored and thickly textured landscapes and still lifes that he created during the two years before his death by ...

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IN the heat of inspiration, Vincent Van—Gogh could put in a straight eleven-hour stretch before his easel, then sit down and write: “These colors give me extraordinary exaltation. I have no thought of ...

Frankie J. Alvarez (left) as Theo and Paco Tolson as Vincent in “to the yellow house” at the La Jolla Playhouse. Photo by Rich Soublet II He’s everybody’s favorite tormented artist: the Dutch master, ...

Tonight the sky reminds me of Vincent Van Gogh. There’s thunder, then a pause. The lightning casts the sky a yellow-white. It’s not yet raining, and the air is still. We’re in Avignon, a town in ...

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Playwright Kimber Lee has had several plays produced by top national theaters over the years, but she admits that the boom-and-bust cycle of submissions and commissions can be demoralizing and ...

The world premiere production of playwright Kimber Lee's new play runs at The La Jolla Playhouse through Dec. 12, 2021, exploring two mysterious years of Vincent van Gogh’s life. Before playwright ...

Among Van Gogh’s most intriguing paintings is The Yellow House (September 1888), depicting his cosy home in Arles, set beneath a magnificent deep-blue sky. But the messy piles that are heaped up along ...

The arrival : October 23 1888 -- Beginning and carrying on : October 24-28 -- Lessons among the tombs : October 28-November 4 -- Collaboration : November 5-10 -- Perilous memories : November 11-14 -- ...

Susan Goldman Rubin, , illus. by Jos. A. Smith. . Abrams, $17.95 (40pp) ISBN 978-0-8109-4588-3 This intriguing introduction to two esteemed painters, published in association with the Art Institute of ...