1. There is a fire in everyone's heart, and people passing by only see smoke.

2. I dream of painting, I paint my dream.

3. More and more, I believe, the price to create the good is: hard work, disappointment, and perseverance. First the pain, then the joy.

4. As long as the living are alive, the dead will not die.

5. Nothing is immortal, including art itself. The only immortal thing is the understanding of people and the world conveyed by art

6. There is a fire in everyone's heart, and people passing by only see smoke, but there is always one person, there is always that one People can reach this fire and then come over and stay with me. I walked out of breath with my passion, my indifference, my rage, my gentleness, and my unreasonable belief in love. I stammered and said to her, "What's your name?" . It started with what's your name, and later, everything.

7. I want to draw sketches that touch people's hearts. What I want to express through characters or landscapes is not sentimental melancholy, but sincere sadness.

8. When I draw a sun, I want people to feel that it is rotating at an alarming speed and emitting terrifying waves of light and heat. ?

9. When I paint a wheat field, I want people to feel that the wheat is working towards their final maturity and blooming. ?

10. When I draw an apple tree, I hope people can feel that the juice inside the apple is pushing the skin open, and the seeds in the core are working hard to bear fruit. ?

11. When I draw a man, I have to draw his eloquent life. ?

12. If there is no longer something infinite, profound, and real in life, I will no longer be attached to the world...

13. I believe more and more in creation The price of beauty is hard work, disappointment, and perseverance. First Pain, Then Joy

Vincent Willem van Gogh (1853-1890), also known as "Van Gogh" or "Van Gogh", was a Dutch post-impressionist painter. Born into a family of Protestant ministers, he was a pioneer of Post-Impressionism and deeply influenced twentieth-century art, especially Fauvism and Expressionism.

In his early days, he was influenced by the Dutch painter Matisse Maris to create works in dark colors. It was not until he moved to Paris to live with his brother, an art dealer, that he came into contact with the artist who shocked the entire Paris art world at that time. The painting style of the painters was gradually influenced by the Impressionist painters. Later, after long-term sketching in the wild, the color tone gradually changed from gray to bright colors.

After his death, his works such as "Starry Night", "Sunflowers" and "Crows in Wheat Field[1]" have become among the most famous and precious works of art in the world. Vincent's works are currently mainly collected in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and the National Crow-Miller Museum in Otterlo.