Vincent Van Gogh: A New Way of Seeing
Enjoying complete and unprecedented access to the treasures of Amsterdams Van Gogh Museum, this a fresh new film about one of the worlds favourite artists, marking both a major re-hanging of the gallerys collection and a celebration of the 125th anniversary of Van Goghs death. Experience the wonder of seeing these masterpieces on the screen while specially invited guests, including world-renowned curators and art historians, offer their interpretations and explanations of his work. Beautifully shot and making extensive use of Van Goghs own letters this is a wonderful film about a wonderful, but too often misunderstood, artist.
Year: 2015
Genre: Art and Artists on Film, Art On Film
Country: UK
Director: David Bickerstaff
Duration: 90 Minutes
Rating: Ex
6.1/10
Location in store: DVD Acquisitions
AVAILABILITY
DVD Reserved!
Permanent Collection
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