iPod Video GelaSkin Cafe at Night by Vincent van Gogh - Designer iPod Cover Skin

June 28, 2008 | By Doug In van Gogh |

iPod Video GelaSkin Cafe at Night by Vincent van Gogh - Designer iPod Cover Skin
iPod Video GelaSkin Cafe at Night by Vincent van Gogh

:: Designed to fit the 30, 60 and 80Gb iPod Video
:: Covers and protects the front and back of the iPod
:: GelaScreen display protector included to protect screen
:: Made of premium grade 3M vinyl adhesive
:: Can be removed and reapplied leaving no marks
:: Skins apply bubble free with a scratch resistant coating

Throughout his life, Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890) wrote hundreds of letters, many to his brother Theo. Theo acted as patron, agent, and sounding board to the artist whose life was fraught with poverty, a struggle for recognition, and alternating fits of madness and lucidity. Van Gogh also corresponded with other family members and fellow artists, including his dear friends Paul Gauguin and Emile Bernard. His letters, originally collected by Theo’s wife, Johanna, exhibit Van Gogh’s genius, his depth of observation, and his feelings in their most naked form.

In Vincent Van Gogh these letters have been excerpted, newly translated, and set side-by-side with more than 250 of his drawings and paintings. Van Gogh’s words and art illuminate each other and reveal a portrait of the artist as never seen before. The commentary of H. Anna Suh frames Van Gogh’s work and puts his art, letters, life, and struggles into rich context. The result is this timeless jewel of a collection, unlike any other Van Gogh book that has gone before.
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Customer Review: Very nice
It is a pleasure to see Van Gogh’s original handwriting in his letters, accompanied by drawings and skecthes. Highly recommended.
Customer Review: A Super Van Gogh book
I was so pleased to find this book in the library and after readint it I had to own it. I have many Van Gogh books. This one is espeically interesting since the editor minimized her words on the first page of every chapter. The words after that are Van Gogh’s words taken from his letters to Theo and various others. I find it extremelly intersting to read what he wrote about his works as he did them. This is a terrific book.
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