There is a myth surrounding Vincent van Gogh that most of us grow up believing. The tortured genius. The mad artist. The man who cut off his ear, painted in isolation, died in poverty, and became famous only after death. His paintings, his suffering, and his tragedy is a story which has become so familiar that it feels like the whole truth. But it is not. The Letters of Vincent van Gogh is the book that corrects that story. If you want to know who Vincent really was, you have

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