Vincent Van Gogh

1852 –March 30th : birth of the first Vincent


VINCENT

1853- March 30th 1853: birth of Vincent Willem
Economic crisis due to the potato disease.
The organ is brought into service 

1854- bad harvests

1855- February 17th : birth of Anna-Cornelia ( 1855-1930). 
Opening of the railway between Anvers and the Belgian border.

1856- Zundert School

1857- birth of Theo ( May 1st 1857- January 25th 1891)
The harvests are better.

1858: Vincent  likes animals and flowers.

1859: birth of Elizabeth (16/3/1859- 1936)

1860- enrolled in the municipal school. Collects objects: beetles, nests…

1861- another bedroom was made in the attic. He models an earthen elephant then shatters it.

1862- January : Birth of Wilhema.  
A governess is hired.
Dorus is opposed to the village fairs.

1863- a new governess for the children.

1864- May 2nd : a new governess.

1865- October 1st : his first private boarding school in Zevenberger at M. Provily’s (6 Stationstraat). He will stay 22 months there.

1866- He is enrolled in Tilburg secondary school ( Stadhuisplein 130- HBS, Modern School), and will stay 18 months there.
Lives in the Hanniks’ family ( 19 St. Annaplein)

1867- birth of Cor, his youngest brother ( May 7th 1867-1900)
July 5th : a new governess.

1868- March 19th : He stops studying. Back to Zundert where he stays until August 69 (17 months).

1869- August 8th 1869- June 13th 1873: La Haye (44 months).
Joins Goupil, an art dealer (14 Plaats).
Lives in the Roos’ family (32 Lange Beestenmarkt).
Visits museums in La Haye.

1870- Learns the trade of art, makes quick progress.
Gets interested in painting and reading.

1871- His father is appointed in Helvoirt (47 Torenstraat)

1872- August: Theo’s visit. Beginning of the Vincent-Theo correspondence.

1873- January: visits the Goupil branch in Brussels.
 He is happy to be in London. Relaxed, he draws some landscapes.

1873- June 13th – October 1874: London (13 months).
Works for Goupil (17 Southampton Street).
Lives in furnished flats until August 1873 when he boards with Mrs Loyer ( 87 Hackford Street- Hackford Road).
Christmas with the Loyers.

1874- January: his salary increases, he likes his work, draws his boss’s daughter, Betsy.
He falls in love with his lodger’s daughter, Eugénie.
He declares his love in July but is turned down.
He is asked to leave.
At the end of July, he returns to Helvoirt, deeply depressed.
He spends the summer there, makes some drawings then goes back to London with his sister –(in Kensington).
He takes little interest in his work and reads the Bible.
In October, he is sent to Paris for three months (Goupil shop, 9 rue Chaptal).
He lives in Montmartre where he rents a room with Harry Gladwell, a young Englishman working in Goupil as well.
Mystic crisis.
In December, he goes back to Helvoirt for Christmas.
At the end of December (May 15th 75), he suddenly returns to London ( to see Eugénie again?)

1875- January: he resumes his work at Goupil’s and rents a room ( 395 Kennington Road).
He’s bad-tempered and has obsessions.
April: in Paris ( Avray city), a drawing.
May 15th (April 4th 1876). He is transferred to the Paris Goupil gallery for good (9 rue Chaptal) where he will stay eleven months.
He visits museums, worships Corot and the Dutch Masters.
August-September: he needs to talk about himself. His letters to Theo increase.
October: father appointed to Etten (4 Roosendaalseweg) where he spends Christmas.

1876- January: the Goupil gallery informs him that he is laid off and that he will have to leave within 3 months.
April 1st : He resigns from Goupil. He has no money left.

...the bell of St. Genevive

The soft voice seemed to hiss on even after the cruel mouth had stopped moving. One or two of the wizards barely repressed a shudder as the hissing grew louder; something heavy could be heard sliding across the floor beneath the table.

The huge fake emerged to climb slowly up St. Genevive ’s bar of Marin Marais’fantasie . It rose, seemingly endlessly, and came to rest across shoulders to cry for.: its neck the thickness of a man’s thigh; its eyes, with their vertical slits for ascending.,

............baby faces(Coffee breaks)

Barbara Stanwyck’s role as Lily Powers in Baby Face (1933) was a great opportunity for the actress to show her range. The story begins with Lily living with her father in a speakeasy in Erie, Pennsylvania. Her father hires her out as a prostitute to the steel workers who use the bar, and the politician who keeps his bar open. Lily’s fate changes after her father is killed when his distillery catches fire and blows up. She moves to New York, keen to get what she wants out of life by using men as they have used her. Her vibrant face, fantastic figure and shrewd capacity to seduce men assist her as she exchanges sex for breaks at the Gotham Trust bank. She moves swiftly from barroom sass to jewel-dripping prowess as she rises up the social ladder of 1930s Manhattan. She finally falls in love for real and marries the director of the bank, Courtland Trenholm. In the final scenes, she realises just how much her husband means to her and her own capacity for love.'

Would you like a cup of coffee ?
The Ref. takes pity on a hot wrestler, and promises to come up with a kindly solution.

....To John Kelly

The National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) has shrugged off the latest US call for a rapid return to freedom of political expression in Thailand and insists its planned national administration and... .: Who asking for freedom? When and how to irrigate or drain the rice fields. In all this matters responsibility had no master, and I think it could help him to impart knowledge to the US Secretary of State John Kerry for the second time called on "Thai authorities to lift restrictions on political activity and speech, restore civilian rule and return quickly to democracy through freedom, more skills though they were in other things and able to read and write in English better. May be he can tell him about something he called freedom of his mind which raged him for the thought of being God for this unlimited lessons with scars on every conceivable thought. the act is the wrongful remedy that every state has a natural right in cases not within the compact, casus non foederis, Such as the countries in southeastern Asia called Asian has been doing , so did the Euro’s dominion to nullify of their own authority all assumptions of power by others within their limits; without this right they would be under the dominion absolute and unlimited, of whosoever must exercise the right of judgment for them; that nevertheless, this commonwealth, from motive of regard and respect for its co-States, has wished to communicate with them on the subject; that with them alone it is proper to communicate, they alone being parties to the compact and solely authorized to judge in the last resort of the power exercise under it. Resolved, that the said committee be authorized to communicate by writing or personal conferences, at any times or places whatever, with any person or persons who may be appointed by any one or more co-States to correspond or confer with US. this is a rite of old native language called in as narrator’ speech” the right of revolution”. It’s quiet primitive if not barbaric; the argument of life and death is too obscene to be shown; therefore he suspected, there a hidden reference. Even professional men of the tropic’s party were not free to unleash the probe from child molestation’s case under the frenzy of the alien and sedition laws. A judge in the presentment took notice of letters written to his constituents. Seeking to make political capital of the incident, her mommy prepared for the protest with the doubt on her mind over the case of…“Jouer double joul” as interpreted who said to play against God is to proof oneself? On the scale of live-span of immortal, the way we should recognized of Nietzsche’s hypothesis. Even professional men of the Asian's southeastern tropic were not free to unleash the probe from child molestation’s case under the frenzy of the alien and sedition laws. A judge in the present took notice of letters written to his constituents. Seeking to make political capital of the incident to pay for his political reputation, so he's tough as well,

an elephant of political load.

.......Sadines caned

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..Salted sadines caned, fresh water's bottles and tid bid of foods'containers all of these were left behind from the demonstators, on the cleaning up day for this worrier to get rid of the wastes. ... That is, it is one of the dead was damn Momma took to burn . A s if he were there by the will of his own. Without his family and homeless bound to be noctorious way of life.

The ninth symphony

by Beethoven

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. His turning around, and the sudden conviction thereby forced on everybody that he had not done so before acted like an electric shock on all present, and a volcanic explosion of sympathy and a volcanic explosion of sympathy and admiration followed, which was repeated again and again, and seemed as if it would never end. Beethoven and his symphonies in the 1890s, he was probably simply standing by to assist the conductor while keeping time to the symphony he could only hear in his head.

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