Are there any geniuses like Van Gogh who have been buried? Urgently, please

Van Gogh was not hailed as a genius during his lifetime, but he rose to fame after his death for several reasons:

1.Van Gogh was a gifted painter, but his poverty and suffering in life hindered the promotion and recognition of his work. His paintings were mispositioned from the start, and he tried to sell his works to the poor, but this led to his work not receiving enough publicity and recognition.

2.Van Gogh's paintings were not accepted by the people under the aesthetic concept of the time. His painting style did not conform to the mainstream aesthetics of the time, so his work was not widely recognized at the time.

3.When Van Gogh was alive, his work was not sufficiently publicized and promoted. His work was mainly promoted by his younger brother Theo, but Theo also died shortly after Van Gogh's death, which made Van Gogh's work forgotten for a while.

4.Van Gogh's works have unique artistic and historical value. His style of painting had a profound influence on later art genres, and his works have become one of the most important representatives of 20th-century art.

Although Van Gogh did not receive widespread recognition and praise during his lifetime, his fame and influence gradually grew after his death, and his works became an important part of the world's art history.

Each era has its own peculiarities, and many celebrities are not famous in their time, because nothing new or appreciated in that era appeared. Later generations discovered their excellence.

I think Van Gogh is a very contradictory person, blaming himself for not being able to live independently on his brother, and on the other hand, he is lonely in his pursuit of artistic perfection. He was also a perfectionist, immersed in the pain of not being satisfied with his paintings, and was always striving for the pinnacle of art.

I've seen Van Gogh's paintings, I've seen ** on the Internet, Van Gogh's sunflower paintings are particularly good-looking, Van Gogh should be a particularly imaginative, artistically talented and passionate about art and life.

He is a person who loves painting but is depressed, he is a person who constantly pursues love but has not succeeded, he is full of dedication to his friends but is not good at expressing it, he is compassionate but unable to help others, he is depressed and restless, and his restless emotions make the brushstrokes of the picture obvious and full of vitality.

In fact, in the eyes of ordinary people, Van Gogh is more like a "madman", and his paintings are not understood, but in my opinion, Van Gogh is more like a genius with his own ideas.

All this he does reflects the value of his own human life, because he creates according to his own ideas and presents all his thoughts through his works.

How could it not make sense? He is chasing his dreams, dedicating himself to the art of answering dryness, and he has realized the value of his life, which has nothing to do with whether he is a Tianchang scholar and whether he knows that he is a genius.

What he did was certainly meaningful, because the paintings he left behind are now praised by the world and have become great artistic treasures.

Van Gogh's works during his lifetime were not accepted by people, but I have to admit that with the precipitation of time, the unique personality of Van Gogh's works has been highly respected. Van Gogh always added his own subjective imagination to the original paintings in his creations. He takes abstract painting to the extreme, thus expressing his inner visual feelings.

The good answer to Van Gogh's paintings is that he vividly depicts the world with abstract brushstrokes.

Van Gogh. Because Van Gogh is an artist with a personality, the emotions in his works are very strong and unrestrained. Van Gogh was able to devote himself to art, which is the answer to the beauty of Van Gogh's works.

He is interpreting art with his own life, Van Gogh's works show his belief as an artist, and all his paintings express his inner feelings, that is, the loneliness and cry of life.

Van Gogh had received the basics of traditional painting, so he had a strong foundation in painting. At that time, the capitalists were in the midst of a revolution, and the old ideas of tradition were constantly being attacked by new ideas. As an artist, Van Gogh did a good job of incorporating new literature and art into his paintings.

As a result, a series of works with bright colors and flamboyant personalities are fully revealed. Later, Van Gogh was influenced by Japanese painting, which basically shaped his work.

If the paints and brushes are dead, then after Van Gogh dotted them on the canvas, they may be living spirits. Van Gogh's paintings are good more because his works show the vitality of eating. Van Gogh painted objects that were extremely ordinary, such as wheat and sunflowers.

Van Gogh. Van Gogh was known for his flamboyant colors and unrestrained brushstrokes to express fanatical feelings. But he was different from the Impressionists.

Impressionism captures the beauty of the appearance of objects. Van Gogh loved the essence of objects as much as the lover of objects. He tries to penetrate the interior of the object and occupy it in its entirety.

Impressionist Qing which likes light. Van Gogh loved not light, but the sun. He loves and analyzes color.

He once learned piano from an old ** home, trying to figure out the relationship between sound and color. But in his self-description of painting "Night Coffee Shop", he opposes the ** home that simply makes colors. He pursues the use of unique effects of color to express his unique inner feelings, and uses white-hot bright colors to express the dark scene of a depraved night coffee shop.

Since I was a teenager, I have fallen in love with Van Gogh's works and have always loved him. To this day, this love has not diminished in the slightest. I think this attraction comes not only from the beauty of his paintings, but also from the fiery heart and the inseparable wholeness of things, and his works can touch the soul of people.

The beauty of form and artistic conception are naturally and freely combined in Van Gogh's works, such as portraits, landscapes, still lifes, etc. There are thousands of painters all over the world. When their hearts are exhausted, their hands continue to paint, and their ruthless and boring images abound, but almost every Van Gogh work reveals the author's Kirisa heartbeat.