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Raiders of the Lost Art - Episode 6: Van Gogh's Guardian History Documentary
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When Van Gogh died, he was a complete unknown, his paintings fetching under 10 dollars. So how did his works become some of the most revered and expensive in the world? His sister in law Johanna is to thank for that.
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@FreeDocumentaryHistory 2 года назад

When Van Gogh died 1890, he was a complete unknown, his paintings fetching under 10 dollars. So how did his works become some of the most revered and expensive in the world? His sister-in-law Johanna is to thank for that.

@ubiq6348 2 года назад

That’s utter nonsense. At the time of his death he was starting to get critical acclaim from the art world. To say he was a complete unknown is tripe. People like you are responsible for spreading misinformation. Stick to the truth!

@StefanMedici 2 года назад

@@ubiq6348 you're wrong on so many levels. You're welcome to do more research.

@user-vx9bv9es3x 8 месяцев назад

Lifetime!!! Vincent van Gogh!!! Good day!!!! Love❤!!!?

@user-vx9bv9es3x 8 месяцев назад

@@ImDuDu22super💯 life

@ZadenZane 4 месяца назад

@@ubiq6348 when you adjust for inflation his paintings were fetching $3000 each after his death, not bad for someone who couldn't sell his pictures in life

@artconsciousness 2 года назад

As an art student back in 1980, I spent my first summer reading Van Gogh's volumes of letters. It took me 2 months. Ever since then, some 40 years, I have written articles and blogs asking why Johanna Van Gogh has not been given the credit she deserved. Finally that plea has been resolved. It was about time.

@StefanMedici 2 года назад

Theo needs credit too. He bought the paintings and supported his brother emotionally as well as financially. What Johanna did was take Theo's vision of his brother and hang on to it, believe in it, and run with it. You're totally right about her finally getting the credit she very much deserves.

@FreeDocumentaryHistory Год назад

I recently purchased Van Gogh's volumes of Letters. You've inspired me to take it out of the pile and put it on top to read next. Thank you!

@artconsciousness Год назад

@@FreeDocumentaryHistory Glad to hear it my good fellow - be prepared for for an emotional rollercoaster. Van Gogh's life was not a party but his suffering was not in vain as millions today share his pain.

@lucid6067 2 года назад

I never understood the hype until I saw his painting in person. It’s like a fever dream come to life!

@tmcl1837 2 года назад

Yes, they are beautiful in reproduction but beyond belief in person.

@kennethmiles3260 2 года назад

Excellent documentary. Well done. Now we know who she is and what she did.

@tmckenmd2506 2 года назад

Excellent! Thank you for posting.

@robertbutts9835 2 года назад

Can you imagine Vincent was in France and new all the great artists Henri... extra extra.. And the amazing Gauguin.. And Vincent and his brother were very close... Thank god for Theo's widow and the letters..

@helenaleahy9396 5 месяцев назад

Van Gogh is absolutely my favorite artist ❤

@2_thumbs_up_baby 2 года назад

Well Theo's wife Joanna probably needed to make money to live. I read all Vincent letters to Theo. He seemed very self centered and constantly wanting.... and it must have been exhausting for Theo. Such a gd brother. Great doco!

@christophermorgan3261 2 года назад

Joanna herself was a striking beauty. Very good doc.

@BalboaBaggins 2 года назад

No.

@draginfly3000 2 года назад

Thank you for the upload

@joshuajuarez3471 28 дней назад

So much precious and priceless art was stolen and luted during WWII. Sad. Thing will never be recovered

@anthonyfowler8634 2 года назад

Johanna Bonger knew Vincent was different, she had in her possession his writings on his abilities and discoveries likewise. Mythology’s grip on Vincent is to change as the childhood “Epilepsy” Vincent battled was to dictate his life. Some letters have not been in the public realm at Vincent’s request because he visualized the future. .

@romullen3971 2 года назад

Thank you.

@bhanuthirteen Год назад

my personal opinion is that it is so unfair for such a great artist not to get a chance to taste the success of his own great work

@zonyacak4128 4 месяца назад

I went to visit Van Gogh's and Theo's resting place i Auvers. Gave me a special feeling to have visit the grave of one of my favorite artists.

@bradbell3744 Год назад

What a beautiful documentary.

@Blake_.Dryden 4 месяца назад

I have a friend that is always in mind when I try to imagine Vincent's personality. He's extremely difficult and drinks entirely too much, the difference between the two being Van Gogh's self-driven creativity.

@anthonyfowler8634 2 года назад

The “Myth” continues. Nothing remains the same……..

@cleverfitz779 Год назад

Good evening everyone

@JoshuaTDillard Год назад

THICK YOU FOR THE BOOK, DAD!!!

@elizabethhurtado2829 2 года назад

❤

@margaridavelhinho1618 8 месяцев назад

Martin Bailey looks like Picasso in one of his self portraits.

@Ira108 Год назад

Johanna Bonger must have been quite an individual.

@bradbell3744 Год назад

Never realized that the pronunciation of his last name is not “go.”

@tiffytattoo2450 Год назад

It's not "Goff" either. It's distinctively dutch. More like Ch-o-ch, like the J in spanish José.

@angelabelleni5298 Год назад

😊😊😊

@kashlolong2641 Год назад

The Gingaryan Heirs 🎉

@jesusl4739 2 года назад

Van Gogh makes me want to be a beautiful human

@BalboaBaggins 2 года назад

What do you mean?

@dr.barrycohn5461 2 года назад

Raiders of the lost art? What's the tie in to Vincent? His art was never lost.

@stardresser1 2 года назад

Lost ART is the title. Catch up, love. The series is all about Art. Not arks.

@mehdontcare100 2 года назад

Typical of the hypocrisies and snobbery of the art world that paintings once considered worthless, painted by a madman, are now worth millions.

@lemr88 2 года назад

What is the proper pronunciation of Van Gogh? The narrator and that woman pronounce it Van GoghF and it's kinda making me crazy 🤪

@Judestomp 2 года назад

You can listen it on his wikipedia page :)

@lemr88 2 года назад

@@Judestomp thank you!

@goilo888 2 года назад

I think that’s the German accent. I believe it is more “properly” pronounced Van Go.

@kirachan007 2 года назад

@@goilo888 … actually this is the English pronunciation. A German would not say it that way, since the spelling suggests a throaty sound to the German reader; not an F; Though I believe that nobody who wasn’t born and raised in the Netherlands would be able to pronounce it correctly to be honest.

@tiffytattoo2450 Год назад

Simply untrue. The dutch G is also found in german, swiss german, austrian and even the spanish J as in José is quite the same sound.

@YeahMan8 2 года назад

Can you imagine someone who stitches his own eyelids

@cryptonite8495 2 года назад

Art experts can't seem to agree how to pronounce Van Gogh. "Van Goff" and "Van Gock" and "Van Go" are all spoken here. For what it's worth, in another documentary a family heir pronounces it "Van Go."

@BalboaBaggins 2 года назад

You're obviously not Dutch. It's pronounced as its written but foreigners can't pronounce the g.

@Elizabeth-yg2mg 7 месяцев назад

It is confusing!

@clementchachuwatanko5686 2 года назад

Van Gogh was a very rich man who love his art works so much most people think that van Gogh was a poor man not knowing that most of his works was been sell by his brother for him he was never broke

@Elizabeth-yg2mg 7 месяцев назад

Van gogh was poor.

@kashlolong2641 Год назад

Harry style

@jasonMontalvo1 2 года назад

Conspiracy theory. She was an aspiring artist who painted most of them and used his name after he died.

@jeanpaulfelix4095 2 года назад

To be clear : Theo was Vincents agent and only sold 1 paintings of his in his entire life!.... ( Vincents paintings were hidden in a back room ) No. Theo was wildly jealous of his 'poor' brother regardless of the prose he wrote. This is how the world really works.

@brandonbluegold 2 года назад

Why do you think Theo was jealous?

@Elizabeth-yg2mg 7 месяцев назад

Theo wasn't jealous. You need to quit spouting off when you are clueless.

@blackbird5634 Год назад

Van Gogh would vomit if he knew what his work was selling for and how many millions of people could be raised out of poverty for the same amount.

@eduardofiolmujica2996 29 дней назад

"Video unavailable. Who uploaded this video did not allow to be available in your country". DO YOU HAVE ANY CONVINCENT EXPLANATION TO THIS MESSAGE?

@FreeDocumentaryHistory 29 дней назад

It means we do not own the licensing rights to stream in your location.

@eduardofiolmujica2996 29 дней назад

@@FreeDocumentaryHistory but this situation occurs only with few videos, not all, an in few lists, not all. So, licensing is not homogeneously applied, does it?

@BalboaBaggins 2 года назад

Shouldn't have made the actors speak English. They were Dutch people, not English.

@crosskatt 10 месяцев назад

Not everyone talking here is a van Gogh expert....Terribly bad acting,which is completely unnecessary. And always the wrong photo of him as a youngster,everybody should know that it is Theo,a handsome fellow,compared to Vincent,who kept on wanting more money from his brother,so it's a good thing that Johanna made some money of his legacy. And her maiden name was BONGER,not BONGA!