Sample Sentences forVincent van Gogh (auto-selected)
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Although Van Gogh's paintings are amongst the most expensive ever sold, he could not sell them during his lifetime.Van Gogh = Dutch Post-impressionist painter noted for his use of color and considered by many to be one of the greatest painters in European art history (1853-1890)
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It seems her art collection included a lost painting by Vincent van Gogh.† (source)
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In 1853 on this date Vincent van Gogh was born.† (source)
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"Van Gogh didn't sell any paintings, either," Mom said.† (source)
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There were some paintings by artists I knew—van Gogh, Picasso—and some I didn't.† (source)
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Vomited in the van Gogh museum.† (source)
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On my first afternoon I proudly hung a reproduction of Van Gogh's Sunflowers over the fire and set up a screen, painted by Roger Fry with a Provencal landscape, which I had bought inexpensively when the Omega workshops were sold up.† (source)
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The blood billowed above them, and I suddenely realized that I had known mad, sad, bad Vincent Van Gogh, and it was really too bad that he couldn't have painted this.† (source)
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She wore Bermuda shorts and her van Gogh T-shirt.† (source)
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And hanging above the French provincial dresser, invisible in the darkness, was a painting by Vincent van Gogh.† (source)
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Like her father, she was most passionate about modern art, a movement given birth to by painters like Van Gogh, Cezanne, and Gauguin, and she was quick to discern the influence of these painters in even the mediocre work we examined.† (source)
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Otherwise, the room was as Gabriel remembered it: the same bed with a lace canopy, the same toys and stuffed animals, the same provincial dresser, above which hung the same painting, Marguerite Gachet at Her Dressing Table, oil on canvas, by Vincent van Gogh.† (source)
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But the palette was not all gray and ocher, for periodically Max traversed vast carpets of knee-high blue flowers that stretched across the landscape like a Van Gogh.† (source)
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Inside the crate was payment in full for an unfinished job: Marguerite Gachet at Her Dressing Table, oil on canvas, by Vincent van Gogh.† (source)
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She was wearing a navy-blue reefer and a tam that was very nearly the same shade of red as the blanket on the bed in van Gogh's room at Aries.† (source)
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AT TEN THE FOLLOWING MORNING, the Israel Museum announced it had acquired a previously unknown work by Vincent van Gogh—Marguerite Gachet at Her Dressing Table, oil on canvas, 104 by 60 centimeters—from the estate of Hannah Weinberg.† (source)
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