This piece of art
is so interesting to me. This did such a good job of capturing Gogh’s mental
state. He knows the law of simultaneous
contrast, Red and Green, and uses it in this piece. I love it because it is
like looing through the eys of someone else. He paints exactly how he sees the
Café. He made the lamps look like eyes, feeling as though everyone was always
watching him. For Gogh this was a terrifying place, everything affected him so
much more than it affected anyone else because his mental state. He thought
that he could just freak out and kill someone randomly, for he had a high level
of anxiety. Its very interesting because he thought everyone thought like that.
Composer Tchaikovsky
started to write romance songs about Désirée Artôt
After meeting her in Berlin. I like the
fact that theses songs were straight love letters to her. He wrote them as
their romance and like Gogh, he wrote what he was feeling through his songs,
just like Gogh wrote what he saw and felt through his artwork.
Gogh
didn’t intend to paint to let others know what he was feeling, he just assumed
that everyone felt that way and that’s what I love about his art. It takes you
into a different world looking through someone else’s eyes.
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