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Vincent Van Gogh
	Author: Adrian Campbell Classification: Art Sorry this book is Out Of Print	Brief Description: Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh (born 1853), one of the pioneers of Expressionism, led a troubled life increasingly plagued by mental disturbance and resulting in his suicide in 1890. Although now a world-renowned artist for masterpieces such as ‘The Potato Eaters’ (1885), ‘Sunflowers’ (1888), ‘The Bridge’ (1888) and his last work ‘Cornfields with Flight of Birds’ (1890), in his short lifetime tragically he was unable to sell his work or feel successful as an artist. After studying in Paris (1886-88), where he developed his own brushwork style and was influenced by the Impressionists’ colour sense, he moved to Arles, taking inspiration for his paintings from the rich Provençal landscape. This poem, illustrated with and inspired by van Gogh’s paintings, particularly those created at Arles, pays tribute to his genius and reflects upon his tragic life, highlighting the injustice that during his lifetime he neither received the recognition nor the financial benefits he deserved, rewards now reaped by the owners of his works.

Special Note: This is a numbered, limited edition of 250 copies.

About the Author: Adrian Campbell is the son of A. Y. Campbell, a professor of Classics and a published poet during the 1920s and 1930s, and Olwen Campbell, a literary critic.
Adrian trained as an art teacher at Bath Academy, Corsham, after the Second World War, taught art for many years, and exhibits as a painter throughout England.
He lives in Somerset and is a member of Taunton Five River Poets.

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	Paperback	Hardback
Publication Date:	1 August 2004
ISBN: ISBN 13:	1-904444-19-9 978-1-904444-19-0
Page Extent:	30
Book Size:	210x148mm
Price:	£3.99
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For modern day admirers of Van Gogh, Adrian Campbell's sensitive verses serve to illustrate, both sympathetically and passionately, the life and times of this troubled and artistic genius.
Sheila Collins, Author of 'Truffles' Diary' & 'Truffles' Diary: One Year On'

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POETRY OF A PAINTER
Adrian Campbell, a local painter who exhibits throughout England and who is also a member of the Taunton Fire River Poets, has recently published a poem book about the life of the famous artist Vincent Van Gogh.
The poem book, illustraited and inspired by Van Gogh's paintings is on sale in Brendon Book Shop, Taunton.
The Somerset Gazette

ADRIAN'S LABOUR OF LOVE
Artist Adrian Campbell has self-published a book featuring the paintings of Vincent Van Gogh together with his poem about his life and some of his paintings.
Adrian is himself a colourist and has always admired the work of van Gogh.
"I've wanted to publish this poem for a long time, together with some of van Gogh's work, but came up against a lot of obstacles," said Adrian.
"Now the book is finally here I am delighted and hope people will take the time to read the poem and enjoy some of the paintings featured."
Adrian trained as an art teacher and has taught for many years, all ages, except infants.
He is a member of the Taunton Fire River Poets, Artists A303 and the Somerset Society of Artists. He lives at Littlefields Studio in Bishopswood, near Chard with his potter and printmaker wife Irene. Their studios will be open during Somerset Art Weeks where they will be showing their work alongside artist Louise Cottey.
Adrian's book retails at £3.99 and can be bought from Brendon Books in Bath Place.
The Taunton Times

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Title: Vincent Van Gogh
Author: Adrian Campbell
Review copy given by: Apex Publishing Ltd
Published by: Apex Publishing Ltd
ISBN: 1-904444-19-9
Retail price in UK: £3.99
Vincent Van Gogh was a Dutch Painter born in 1853, and was one of the pioneers of Expressionism. He also led a very troubled life having lots of mental disturbances, so much so that in 1890 he committed suicide.
Read this lovely poem, which also features many of his famous paintings.
This book wins 8 pizza slices.
* Reviewed by Beks Louise
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Great poems about Van Gogh and excellent re-produced paintings by the great artist.
A reader from England
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The National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth
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The Bridgeman Art Library, London
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Minehead Library, Minehead
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Castle Cary Library, Somerset
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Bath Central Library, Bath
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Somerset Studies Library, Taunton
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Glastonbury Library, Glastonbury
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The British Library, Boston Spa
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The Bodleian Library, Oxford
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The University Library, Cambridge
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The National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh
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The Library of Trinity College, Dublin
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The National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth
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The Library of Avalon, Glastonbury
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Van Gogh Museum, The Netherlands
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The Bridgeman Art Library, New York
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Wiveliscombe Library, Somerset
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Alexandria Library, Glasgow
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Balloch Library, Glasgow
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Clydebank Library, Glasgow
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Dalmuir Library, Glasgow
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Duntocher Library, Glasgow
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Faifley Library, Glasgow
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Gavinburn Library, Glasgow
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Ladyton Library, Glasgow
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Parkhall Library, Glasgow
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Renton Library, Glasgow
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