Very important post for ones who care why Vincent like Japan art work along with a few Corot's.
04/09/2013
01/30/2011
09/29/2010
Oil Painting of 14 Sun Flowers painted on Canvas
As some may see the same as Rembrandt and Vincent van Gogh did including myself, Vincent's trees should become understandable when Vincent himself alluded to his sunflower pictures as to symbolizing "gratitude". Referring to the intensity in which he painted, and precisely in connection with the masterfully constructed paintings of the sunflowers. He says that, face to face with nature, he is seized with such excitement as to fall into fainting (laughing) fits, or what-ever. This excitement, he explains, is of the same kind as that is experienced by people when they are overcome with gratitude. What exactly did he mean by this? Indeed, when one really thinks about his Sunflowers and studies them, one can grasp what he really meant.
No one cares to comment on this painting so I'll make a comment of my own. With this new looking canvas, how do I, speaking to myself, expect people in the arts to believe that Vincent painted this painting of the fourteen sunflowers?
answer;
Well, its like this my art loving friends,... first off, it is signed Vincent and I don't believe his was referring to the flower pot maker,.. although he did create it also on this canvas. Like I've said in the past that I did in fact purchase this painting on eBay from a New York estate handler, some 13 years ago, and since had the damage repaired professionally. Yes, for the price that was paid, they certainly felt then the same as the most of you do,... that I or they could not be that fortunate.
Well,... it is like this my art loving friends, I say this painting you are looking at was indeed painted by Vincent van Gogh. Just bringing up one simple fact that all Vincent van Gogh expertise skirts around this particular painting without making any comments,.... that just happens to be of my collection, all remain absolutely silent. You ask yourselves why would they do that since this painting, if truly done by him, shouldn't it be a very important painting discovery in our history of fine art?
More will be added later on, and I happily invite any expert oppinion on this painting from any Vincent van Gogh expertise on this planet of ours.