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Vincent

Vincent

M. Tasia

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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Tristan thought he'd found a safe home when he moved to Brighton, but his past stalks him at every turn and his newfound love, Vincent, will risk everything to keep Tristan safe. ONLY THE STRONG When he moved to Brighton, novelist Tristan Michaels was thrilled to leave his past behind. Trauma and danger had shattered his world and almost ruined his life. When everything finally seems to be settling down, he becomes embroiled in his best friend's drama, which leads to more danger and...Vincent. And while love at first sight had been the stuff of Tristan's books, when he meets Vincent fantasy became reality. SURVIVE Vincent Greyson has spent his life fighting for what's right, first as a Navy Seal, and now as a member of the elite team known as the Sentinels. When he meets Tristan Michaels, Vincent knows his heart will always belong to this magnetic, special man. But love and patience is tested when horrible fates keep befalling Tristan, and Vincent vows that he'd do anything for his love, even leave the Sentinels.
Vincent

Vincent

Judith A Proffer

Huqua Press
2024
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Starry, starry nightPaint your palette blue and grayLook out on a summer's dayWith eyes that know the darkness in my soul. (Don McLean, "Vincent") "This book borrows from my song Vincent. At the time I was reading a book about the Dutch painter and was moved to compose a song that paid homage to the artist, his work, and his pain. But really, Judith Proffer hardly needed my song's inspiration since she has a beautiful imagination. We know Vincent's life didn't have a happy ending, but by honoring his illness we take a once cloistered conversation and bring it to the forefront." - Don McLeanA long, long time ago lived a shy and fairly quiet boy named Vincent. Vincent saw things differently than other children. Where other children experienced light and joy, Vincent lived in shadows and a gloomy darkness. He was drawn to the beauty of the world that surrounded him, but Vincent struggled to recognize the beauty within himself. And so he made colorful drawings on his sketchpad to chase away the greyest of feelings. As he grew older and his sorrow deepened, Vincent turned to bold canvases, capturing the swirl of emotions with his mighty brushstrokes. Lushly illustrated in the spirit of some of Van Gogh's greatest works, Vincent gently fosters empathy and understanding, painting a vivid and tender picture of sadness and strife to inspire compassion and kindness within the hearts of children of all ages.Both accessible and hopeful, Vincent encourages readers to nurture their own creativity and tend to their own twirl of feelings, and also sparks conversation to understand that it's okay to seek help when faced with challenges - all while honoring Van Gogh's enduring legacy.Don McLean's song "Vincent" poignantly reflects the profound melancholy of Vincent van Gogh, whose life was marked by intense emotional struggles. As the second single released from McLean's American Pie album, "Vincent" reached number one in the UK and was a top 20 hit in the US in 1972. It remains McLean's second most popular song after "American Pie." It's been recorded by Josh Groban, Ellie Goulding, Julio Iglesias, and Jane Olivor.Judith A. Proffer is the author of Patsy Cline's Walkin' After Midnight, Broadway Baby, Bondi & Poppy Help Heal the Planet (Moonbeam Spirit Award Recipient for Preservation and Stewardship) and When We Stayed Home. Yoko Matsuoka is a professional fantasy artist living in northern Japan.From Meteor 17 Books, publisher of Graham Nash's Our House, Broadway Baby, Heart's Dog & Butterfly, and Brandi Carlile's
Vincent

Vincent

Diane Baxter Trapeni

Independently Published
2018
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Vincent had a plan.He wanted to lead Santa's Sleigh....just once. It was his dream to do something"Big" with his life. I know you have big dreams too... and, believe me, boys & girls, They do come true.
Vincent

Vincent

Barbara Stok

SelfMadeHero
2014
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The turbulent life of Vincent van Gogh is a constant source of inspiration and intrigue for artists and art lovers. In this beautiful graphic biography, artist and writer Barbara Stok documents the brief and intense period of creativity Van Gogh spent in Arles, Provence. Away from Paris, Van Gogh falls in love with the landscape and light of the south of France. He dreams of setting up an artists’ studio in Arles – somewhere for him and his friends to paint together. But attacks of mental illness leave the painter confused and disorientated. When his friend and fellow artist Paul Gauguin refuses to reside permanently at the Yellow House, Van Gogh cuts off part of his ear. The most notorious event of art history has happened – and Van Gogh’s dreams are left in tatters. However, throughout this period of intense emotion and hardship, Vincent’s brother Theo stands by him, offering constant and unconditional support. Stok has succeeded in breathing new life into one of the most fascinating episodes of art history.
Vincent

Vincent

Domenico Marseglia

Independently Published
2018
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Vincenzo -che tutti chiamano "Vincent" perch vincerebbe qualsiasi concorso per sosia del pittore olandese Van Gogh- ha appena terminato il servizio militare e, nell'Italia in procinto di essere investita in pieno dalla crisi economica, inizia il proprio cammino nella vita adulta tra lavori di basso profilo e donne di profilo non molto pi alto...
Vincent

Vincent

Joey Goebel

DIOGENES VERLAG AG
2007
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Wußten Sie, daß große Popsongs und Filme von einem unglücklichen, aber genialen Künstler stammen? Und damit einem solchen die Ideen nicht ausgehen, sorgen in diesem Roman 'Beschützer' dafür, daß ihm ständig neues Leid widerfährt. Denn das ist der Rohstoff, aus dem wahre Kunst entsteht. Bringt das Genie das Kunststück fertig, trotzdem ein glücklicher Künstler zu werden? Vincent - ein Chamäleon von einem Roman, der als Satire beginnt, sich in einen bizarren Alptraum verwandelt und am Ende zu Tränen rührt.
Vincent

Vincent

Julius Meier-Graefe

Vero Verlag
2019
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"Dies ist die Geschichte eines Menschen, der von 1853 bis 1890 gelebt hat. Was ihm widerfahren ist, was er sagte und tat, ist keine Erfindung, sondern geschah. Er hie Vincent van Gogh, war, sagt man, K nstler, womit heute im allgemeinen nicht viel gesagt wird. In diesem Falle sagt es ein Drama voll denkw rdiger Begebenheiten, Zeichen und Wunder. Das Stoffliche, obwohl erst vor drei ig Jahren abgelaufen, liegt hinter uns wie die Legende Georgs, des Drachent ters, und andere m rchenhafte Dinge. Der Reiz dieses wie jedes gelungenen St ckes beruht auf der Bereitung des Stoffes, auf der Darstellung der Motive des Helden, warum er so handelte, und wie er sich und seine Idee dabei ausdr ckte. Und auch dies ist im vorliegenden Falle keine Nachdichtung anderer Hand, sondern im wesentlichen eigenh ndiges Werk des Helden, und damit r ckt vollends das St ck aus dem Bereich des Gewohnten heraus. Er lebte das Drama und schrieb die Hauptz ge nieder und f gte berdies die Moral in Form von unzweideutigen Symbolen hinzu." ...] Julius Meier-Graefe beschreibt in seinem vorliegenden Werk das Leben des gro artigen niederl ndischen Meisters Vincent van Gogh. Dieser erste von zwei B nden beschreibt sein Leben und Schaffen, seine Familie von der Geburt van Gogh's bis zu seinem Tod. Der zweite Band schildert van Gogh als Maler und ist mit 92 historischen Abbildungen nebst Bezeichnungen der Werke versehen. Dieses Buch ist ein unver nderter Nachdruck der Originalausgabe von 1922.
Vincent

Vincent

Günther Mika

Buchverlag Stangl
2025
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Nie im wirklichen Leben angekommen, treibt der seelisch labile Vincent zwischen Elternhaus und Entzugsklinik in der Kleinstadt umher und findet im 'Haus der gefallenen M nner' schlie lich eine Bleibe. In der rauen Welt der Bewohner steht ihm zun chst der homosexuelle Steven als Vaterfigur zur Seite, doch auch er gibt irgendwann auf. Als Vincent unter den Ausgesto enen der Gesellschaft eines Tages einer faszinierenden Frau begegnet, erreicht seine Gratwanderung zwischen der fragilen Hoffnung auf Ver nderung und der schmerzhaften Realit t ihren H hepunkt ... Eine ber hrende Geschichte ber das Ringen um Identit t und die Suche nach einem Platz in der Welt
The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh

The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh

Vincent Van Gogh

Penguin Classics
1997
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A new selection of post-impressionist painter Vincent Van Gough's letters, The Letters of Vincent van Gogh put a human face on one of the most haunting figures in modern Western culture. In this Penguin Classics edition, the letters are selected and edited by Ronald de Leeuw, and translated by Arnold Pomerans in Penguin Classics.Few artists' letters are as self-revelatory as Vincent van Gogh's, and this selection, spanning his artistic career, sheds light on every facet of the life and work of this complex and tortured man. Engaging candidly and movingly with his religious struggles, his ill-fated search for love, his attacks of mental illness and his relation with his brother Theo, the letters contradict the popular myth of van Gogh as an anti-social madman and a martyr to art, showing instead a man of great emotional and spiritual depths. Above all, they stand as an intense personal narrative of artistic development and a unique account of the process of creation. The letters are linked by explanatory biographical passages, revealing van Gogh's inner journey as well as the outer facts of his life. This edition also includes the drawings that originally illustrated the letters.Vincent Willem van Gogh (1853-1890) was born in Holland. In 1885 he painted his first masterpiece, The Potato Eaters, a haunting scene of domestic poverty. A year later he began studying in Paris, where he met Gauguin, Toulouse-Lautrec and Seurat, who became very important influences on his work. In 1888 he left Paris for the Provencal landscape at Arles, the subject of many of his best works, including Sunflowers.If you enjoyed The Letters of Vincent van Gogh, you might also like 100 Artists Manifestos, available in Penguin Modern Classics.'If there was ever any doubt that Van Gogh's letters belong beside those great classics of artistic self-revelation, Cellini's autobiography and Delacroix's journal, this excellent new edition dispels it'The Times
Vincent d'Indy and his World

Vincent d'Indy and his World

Andrew Thomson

Clarendon Press
1996
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Over sixty years after his death in 1931, Vincent d'Indy is still a much misunderstood and maligned figure in French music. Previous biographers have left a portrait of the academic figure par excellence, who turned the seemingly inspired and selfless inspiration of his master César Franck into a cold and authoritarian pedagogical system. This new study re-examines the evidence, reveals a much more psychologically complex and turbulent character, and finds that d'Indy was a tireless propagandist for a spiritual revival of French musical civilization. Yet he was fully aware of the social and intellectual problems of the secular Third Republic which militated against his Dante-inspired Catholic humanism, embodied in the work of the Schola Cantorum, the Paris institution founded by d'Indy to reform the practice of sacred music. Far from being a pure reactionary, his outlook was in reality remarkably progressive, manifest in his revivals of early music, notably Monteverdi's Orfeo, his encouragement of Debussy, and his willingness to engage - often pugnaciously - with the latest musical manifestations of Richard Strauss, Stravinsky, Schoenberg, and Varèse. His own compositions likewise contain passages of astonishingly bold invention and modernistic effects, all too easily overlooked.
Vincent de Paul, the Lazarist Mission, and French Catholic Reform
Vincent de Paul, the Lazarist Mission, and French Catholic Reform offers a major re-assessment of the thought and activities of the most famous figure of the seventeenth-century French Catholic Reformation, Vincent de Paul. Confronting traditional explanations for de Paul's prominence in the dévot reform movement that emerged in the wake of the Wars of Religion, the volume explores how he turned a personal vocational desire to evangelize the rural poor of France into a congregation of secular missionaries, known as the Congregation of the Mission or the Lazarists, with three inter-related strands of pastoral responsibility: the delivery of missions, the formation and training of clergy, and the promotion of confraternal welfare. Alison Forrestal further demonstrates that the structure, ethos, and works that de Paul devised for the Congregation placed it at the heart of a significant enterprise of reform that involved a broad set of associates in efforts to transform the character of devotional belief and practice within the church. The central questions of the volume therefore concern de Paul's efforts to create, characterize, and articulate a distinctive and influential vision for missionary life and work, both for himself and for the Lazarist Congregation, and Forrestal argues that his prominence and achievements depended on his remarkable ability to exploit the potential for association and collaboration within the dévot environment of seventeenth-century France in enterprising and systematic ways. This is the first study to assess de Paul's activities against the wider backdrop of religious reform and Bourbon rule, and to reconstruct the combination of ideas, practices, resources, and relationships that determined his ability to pursue his ambitions. A work of forensic detail and complex narrative, Vincent de Paul, the Lazarist Mission, and French Catholic Reform is the product of years of research in ecclesiastical and state archives. It offers a wholly fresh perspective on the challenges and opportunities entailed in the promotion of religious reform and renewal in seventeenth-century France.
Vincent's Books: Van Gogh and the Writers Who Inspired Him

Vincent's Books: Van Gogh and the Writers Who Inspired Him

Mariella Guzzoni

University of Chicago Press
2020
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"Books and reality and art are the same kind of thing for me." One of the most famous artists in history, Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890) was also a man with another powerful passion--for books. An insatiable reader, Van Gogh spent his life hungrily consuming as many books as he could. He read, reread, and copied out books in Dutch, English, and French. He knew many passages by heart from works by Dickens, Zola, Shakespeare, and Maupassant, among many others. As he wrote to his brother, Theo, in one of their hundreds of letters: "I have a more or less irresistible passion for books." In Vincent's Books, Mariella Guzzoni explores Van Gogh's life as a voracious bookworm, noting what he read, what he wrote about, and how his love of reading influenced his art. She walks us through his life, chapter by chapter: from the religious aspirations of his early adulthood, to his decision to be a painter, to the end of his tragically short life. He moved from Holland to Paris to Provence; at each moment, ideas he encountered in books defined and guided his thoughts and his worldview. Van Gogh wrote with eloquence and insight about what he was reading in his letters to Theo, referring to at least two hundred authors. Books and readers are frequent subjects of his paintings, and Guzzoni highlights over one hundred of these works, such as Still Life with Bible in the Van Gogh Museum and his vivid paintings of l'Arlesienne. A gorgeously illustrated biography that will appeal to any booklover, Vincent's Books takes us on a fresh, fascinating journey through the pages of a beloved artist's life. Explore Van Gogh's musings on his favorite writers, including Thomas Kempis, Charles Blanc, Honor de Balzac, Edmond and Jules de Goncourt, Guy de Maupassant, Charles Dickens, Erckmann-Chatrian, Homer, Victor Hugo, Pierre Loti, Jules Michelet, William Shakespeare, Harriet Beecher Stowe, mile Zola
Vincent's Arles

Vincent's Arles

Linda Seidel

THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS
2023
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A vivid tour of the town of Arles, guided by one of its most famous visitors: Vincent van Gogh. Once admired as “a little Rome” on the banks of the Rhône, the town of Arles in the south of France had been a place of significance long before the painter Vincent van Gogh arrived in February of 1888. Aware of Arles’s history as a haven for poets, van Gogh spent an intense fifteen months there, scouring the city’s streets and surroundings in search of subjects to paint when he wasn’t thinking about other places or lamenting his woeful circumstances. In Vincent’s Arles, Linda Seidel serves as a guide to the mysterious and culturally rich town of Arles, taking us to the places immortalized by van Gogh and cherished by innumerable visitors and pilgrims. Drawing on her extensive expertise on the region and the medieval world, Seidel presents Arles then and now as seen by a walker, visiting sites old and new. Roman, Romanesque, and contemporary structures come alive with the help of the letters the artist wrote while in Arles. The result is the perfect blend of history, art, and travel, a chance to visit a lost past and its lingering, often beautiful, traces in the present.
Vincent De Paul, the Trailblazer

Vincent De Paul, the Trailblazer

Bernard Pujo

University of Notre Dame Press
2004
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Vincent de Paul, the Trailblazer opens a bright window into the turbulent world of a renowned saint who lived during a time of great unrest. Bernard Pujo details how politics, war, and Vincent's own charismatic personality served as essential elements in his construction of a vast and lasting web of charitable works. Pujo introduces readers not only to the fascinating life of Vincent de Paul (1581–1660), but also to the cultural, political, social, ecclesiastical, and economic life of France during the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Pujo's rich portrait reveals that Vincent played an active and prominent part in shaping this period of French history. In his quest to minister to the needs of the poor, Vincent counseled and challenged some of the key figures in French politics. Vincent de Paul, the Trailblazer describes Vincent's childhood, his education, his life as a young priest, his skills as an organizer and manager, and his commitment to serving the physical and spiritual needs of the poor. This authoritative biography is lively enough to interest general readers and detailed enough to appeal to scholars of French and church history.
Vincent de Paul, the Trailblazer

Vincent de Paul, the Trailblazer

Pujo Bernard

University of Notre Dame Press
2003
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Vincent de Paul, the Trailblazer opens a bright window into the turbulent world of a renowned saint who lived during a time of great unrest. Bernard Pujo details how politics, war, and Vincent’s own charismatic personality served as essential elements in his construction of a vast and lasting web of charitable works. Pujo introduces readers not only to the fascinating life of Vincent de Paul (1581–1660), but also to the cultural, political, social, ecclesiastical, and economic life of France during the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Pujo’s rich portrait reveals that Vincent played an active and prominent part in shaping this period of French history. In his quest to minister to the needs of the poor, Vincent counseled and challenged some of the key figures in French politics. Vincent de Paul, the Trailblazer describes Vincent’s childhood, his education, his life as a young priest, his skills as an organizer and manager, and his commitment to serving the physical and spiritual needs of the poor. This authoritative biography is lively enough to interest general readers and detailed enough to appeal to scholars of French and church history.
Vincent van Gogh: Matters of Identity

Vincent van Gogh: Matters of Identity

Yves Vasseur

Yale University Press
2021
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The revelation of a misidentified face in a photograph—once thought to be Vincent, now known to be Theo van Gogh—leads to a novelesque story of revised art history Full of surprising anecdotes, this book tells the story of the discovery in 2018 that one of only two known photographs of Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) is, in fact, of his brother, Theo. The detective-style narrative continues from there to Samuel Delsaut, who found two drawings attributed to Van Gogh in 1958. The archives of the Delsaut family revealed details casting doubt on the authenticity of these drawings, along with abundant correspondence between Samuel’s son and the son of Dr. Paul Gachet, who cared for Van Gogh in Auvers-sur-Oise. A real-life lesson in historical criticism, this book, beautifully illustrated with reproductions of Van Gogh’s work, has resonance with our contemporary predicament distinguishing information from rumor, journalism from propaganda.Distributed for Mercatorfonds
Vincent Geyskens

Vincent Geyskens

Dominic Van den Boogerd; Eduardo Lamas; Eva Wittocx

Yale University Press
2021
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An amply illustrated examination of Vincent Geyskens’ work exploring of the position of painting in contemporary society Vincent Geyskens examines the position of painting in contemporary society, engaging with abstraction, figuration and a variety of media and styles as the artist probes their possibilities and limits. Complemented by a number of older reference works, this book zooms in on Geyskens’ practical work over the past ten years to bring together various series in free-ranging connection with one another. It places the spotlight on the breadth of his experience and gathers together the diverse series and types of work produced over the course of his oeuvre. The links forged between the various approaches he uses lends voice to Geyskens’ quest as a painter exploring the status of the image and visual representation in the present day. His painting is a way of turning thoughts into something tangible, translating them into substance in this amply illustrated publication.Distributed for MercatorfondsExhibition Schedule:EXPO M Museum Leuven (May 27–September 5, 2021)