Vincent van Gogh and Depression

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Vincent van Gogh

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Medications and medical conditions may have influenced van Gogh’s art http://bit.ly/BI1WQ

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Being Vincent: On feeling van Gogh’s mania and depression | Depression on My Mind

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Depression Blog: Being Vincent: On feeling van Gogh’s mania and depression http://bit.ly/aIXJcc

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Famous Migraineurs: Vincent Van Gogh

healthcentral.com — “Vincent van Gogh, born in Groot-Zundert, Holland, on March 30, 1853 may have suffered from Migraine or another headache disorder during his short, yet prolific art career.View full resource at healthcentral.com

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The life and death of Vincent van Gogh - CBS News

cbsnews.com — “60 Minutes on CBS News: The life and death of Vincent van Gogh - New revelations about Vincent van Gogh's death suggest that the troubled Dutch painter may not have killed himself after allView full resource at cbsnews.com

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Did you catch the life and death of Vincent van Gogh on 60 minutes? : http://t.co/vU4E7GYP via @CBSNews

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Vincent van Gogh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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File Van Gogh; Mad or Genius?

kunstpedia.com — “Vincent van Gogh. A man – nay -  a phenomenon much discussed and analysed, he has been subjected to the opinions and interpretations of critics and psychiatrists during his life, but even more so in the 120 years following his death in ...View full resource at kunstpedia.com

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Cornell Chronicle: Algorithms unlock Van Gogh mysteries

news.cornell.edu — “Electrical engineering professor C. Richard Johnson is using computing algorithms to help art historians identify which of Vincent Van Gogh's paintings came from the same original rolls of canvas.View full resource at news.cornell.edu

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Vincent van Gogh mad genius gene discovered by scientists - mirror.co.uk

mirror.co.uk — “Scientists believe they have pinpointed the gene that creates mad geniuses such as artist vincent van gogh.View full resource at mirror.co.uk

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Vincent van Gogh mad genius gene discovered by scientists? http://tinyurl.com/yguukng

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"Miners in the Snow: Winter" by Vincent Van Gogh | Watercolor | Transparent and opaque watercolour, pen in brown ink, on wove paper

vangoghgallery.com — “Vincent van Gogh: Miners in the Snow: Winter. Created in The Hague in October, 1882. It is currently located at Van Gogh Museum. Find a print of this Transparent and opaque watercolour, pen in brown ink, on wove paper WatercolorView full resource at vangoghgallery.com

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RT @VanGoghGallery: The miners returning home in the evening towards dusk..... http://ow.ly/3tos7 #VanGogh

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Starry Night, c.1889 Giclee Print by Vincent van Gogh at Art.com

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Starry Night, c.1889 Giclee Print by Vincent van Gogh at Art.com

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"Old Vineyard with Peasant Woman" by Vincent Van Gogh | Watercolor | Pencil and wash on paper

vangoghgallery.com — “Vincent van Gogh: Old Vineyard with Peasant Woman. Created in Auvers-sur-Oise in 25-May, 1890. It is currently located at Van Gogh Museum. Find a print of this Pencil and wash on paper WatercolorView full resource at vangoghgallery.com

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http://bit.ly/hEvotO A #watercolor with the "Starry Night" brushwork, executed 9 months later. Vincent #VanGogh #art

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Starry Night, c.1889 Giclee Print by Vincent van Gogh at Art.com

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Wheatfield with Crows, c.1890 Print by Vincent van Gogh at Art.com

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http://bit.ly/gQxdiM "Wheatfield with Crows" by Van Gogh "Happiness... it lies in the joy of achievement, in the thrill of creative effort."

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Capturing The Fugitive -- In Art | Winslow Homer & Vincent Van Gogh | Digital Art | LiveScience

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