Van Gogh in Paris
by
John Adams
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"Van Gogh in Paris" is a fictional account of the true story of Vincent van Gogh in Paris,
1886 to 1888.  An unknown artist finds love, style and place in history as one of the world's most unlikely superstars, benefitting the entire Petit Boulevard group of artists.

                                                             

       
        
    Imagine a world with rapidly changing technology.
    
    Imagine a world with society in turmoil from the ever-widening gap between the haves and have-nots.

    Now, imagine you're the twenty-eight year-old manager of the most progressive art gallery in Paris, having an affair with one of the world's most beautiful models, when, out of the blue, your unemployed brother arrives with no place to stay, no money, no idea of your personal life and very little regard for some of the basic social norms like eating or dressing.  

 

  "When he came here two years ago I had not expected that we would become so much attached to each other,  for now that I am alone in the apartment there is a decided emptiness about me.  If I can find someone I will take him in, but it is not easy to replace someone like Vincent.  It is unbelieveable how much he knows and what a sane view he has of the world."
  ...Theo Van Gogh to his sister, February 24, 1888 

  "My main goal is to leave the canvas worth more after I'm finished with it, than it was before I started."
    ...Vincent Van Gogh, on numerous occasions.

Van Gogh in Paris by John Adams, Copyright 2006-. Slice Of Life Productions, Inc. All rights reserved.

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