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Lettres à son frère Théo ((L'imaginaire (Gallimard (Firme)) ; 206).)

By Vincent Van Gogh, Pascal Bonafoux, Louis Roëdlant

Biography, Fine arts biography

Human-transcribed braille

Summary

La première lettre de Vincent Van Gogh à Théo, datée d'août 1872, est envoyée de La Haye. Il a dix-neuf ans. Il ne sait pas qu'il va peindre. La dernière lettre, inachevée, Théo la trouve dans la poche de Vincent… qui s'est tiré une balle dans la poitrine le 27 juillet 1890. Durant dix-huit ans, Vincent écrit à Théo à propos de tout, comme il lui envoie toutes ses toiles. Il lui montre ce qu'il peint comme ce qu'il est. Van Gogh n'est pas un peintre fou. Au contraire, solitaire, déchiré, malade, affamé, il ne cesse d'écrire, lucide, comme il traque la lumière. -- 4e de couv.

Title Details

ISBN 9782070714483
Publisher Gallimard
Copyright Date 1988
Book number 2452086

Braille details for CELA title

Volumes 22
Braille code FRENCH_UNIFIED
Braille producer Institut Nazareth et Louis-Braille, 2011
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Lettres à son frère Théo ((L'imaginaire (Gallimard (Firme)) ; 206).)

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