Art from Anguish: Van Gogh and Munch

Art of Pain: Van Gogh, Monk Vincent Van Gogh and Edward Munch are artists known for their disturbed life and magnificent paintings. Both of these people are heavily influenced by anxiety, depression, illness, and a life full of loss. The post-impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh was an inspiration for the expressionist painter Edward Munch. Both Van Gogh and Munch are known for their painting skills using thick paintbrushes. I will describe the pain and illness of these painters and how we can use this as a driving force for artistic inspiration.

The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam held a big hit "Munk: Van Gogh" held in Amsterdam as part of this year's Van Gogh celebration. The artists of the Netherlands and Norway come together. Known similarities between the two European masters. For the exhibition, the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam provided some staff at Huffington Post, including the main researcher of the museum Teio Meedendorp and Museum Ambassador Willem van Gogh (first born at Vincent). And this nephew of this beloved artist. William grew up in his house with Vincent's original paintings.

Art of Pain: Van Gogh and Monk Vincent Van Gogh and Edward Munk are artists known for their disturbed life and spectacular paintings. Both of these people are heavily influenced by anxiety, depression, illness, and a life full of loss. The post-impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh was an inspiration for the expressionist painter Edward Munch. Both Van Gogh and Munch are known for their painting skills using thick paintbrushes. - The night of Van Gogh, potato diner, starlight explains the transition from his realism to post impressionism. Compared to the later work, Vincent van Gogh never gave up the style and insight of the earlier work. I will discuss the comparison between the people who eat potatoes and the night of the starry sky, but even if there is a clear difference, the heart of his passion and habit can be seen.

At the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, we held an exhibition introducing similarities and differences between Edvard Munch and Vincent van Gogh from September 25, 2015 to January 17, 2016. The show was mainly inspired by the confusion of many visitors between the two artists and was often requested to see "screaming" when entering the Van Gogh Museum. Van Gogh and Munk draw similar themes and are under the influence of similar movements, but the two artists are using these influences to develop different and unique styles.