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How does Vincent Van Gogh's painting relate to Bi-Polar Disorder?
I have recently found an article hinting the theory that Vincent Van Gogh suffered from Bi-Polar Disorder through his painting "The Starry Night" How does the painting relate to the disorder in the first place? I have been hunting for an an explanation or possible answer for this theory brought up by historians. Is there anyone that has any idea why this was believed?
His psychological state is reflected in the intensity of "The Starry Night." It is actually painted from his window at the asylum. This is what his vision of the town below looked like. It is quite incredible to think that he saw the world in such a way. The fluid movement that occurs so continuously shows that he was probably in some other psychological state when painting. The vibrant colors are a trademark. It is often said that artists with psychological disorders are some of the most brilliant. Mozart was manic depressive for example.
A Tribute to Vincent Van Gogh
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