Van Gogh's Time in Paris: Embracing Color and Challenging Friendships

This chapter explores Vincent Van Gogh's time in Paris, where he shifted his approach to art and embraced the use of synthetic pigments. It discusses his studies of color theory, his challenging personality, and difficulty in maintaining friendships. Additionally, it touches on his struggles with mental illness, poor nutrition, and substance abuse, and highlights his unique perspective on color theory and his relationships with other artists.