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A riveting experience full of color, joy, sadness, and works of art
This book has been critically acclaimed and it should definitely be given an award I say. This graphic novel on Vincent is as good as graphic novels can get, a forgotten gem you should get while you can. Something attracts me so much about it, the style, the life of Van Gogh. Overall this piece is excellent in portraying Van Gogh’s life, capturing his personality perfectly. Reading the reviews got my hopes up very high, and so I was quite nervous if it didn’t meet my expectations. But frankly no book can normally meet all these reviews at once, but I was happy too read it none the less. The book does an amazing and spectacular job at putting us in the shoes of Van Gogh, because reading this we can relate to what he does and why he does them, and if we were to read this from a third person perspective, it wouldn’t be as good of an experience. He does irrational things yes, but the author uses her ability to make us sympathize with Vincent almost too a T. Like other reviewers have noted, there are dots around his head depicting his manic state or a state of annoyance, dots around the panel when he is having an episode of psychosis, swirls in his eyes when he’s ill, about to have an episode, or while he has an episode. The colors turn purple and green whilst he suffers an episode, squiggled and bent lines around him when he’s mad. Frankly a lot goes into expressing his state of mind that I still cannot thank the author enough for showing so well.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2021
A riveting experience full of color, joy, sadness, and works of art
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2021
This book has been critically acclaimed and it should definitely be given an award I say. This graphic novel on Vincent is as good as graphic novels can get, a forgotten gem you should get while you can. Something attracts me so much about it, the style, the life of Van Gogh. Overall this piece is excellent in portraying Van Gogh’s life, capturing his personality perfectly. Reading the reviews got my hopes up very high, and so I was quite nervous if it didn’t meet my expectations. But frankly no book can normally meet all these reviews at once, but I was happy too read it none the less. The book does an amazing and spectacular job at putting us in the shoes of Van Gogh, because reading this we can relate to what he does and why he does them, and if we were to read this from a third person perspective, it wouldn’t be as good of an experience. He does irrational things yes, but the author uses her ability to make us sympathize with Vincent almost too a T. Like other reviewers have noted, there are dots around his head depicting his manic state or a state of annoyance, dots around the panel when he is having an episode of psychosis, swirls in his eyes when he’s ill, about to have an episode, or while he has an episode. The colors turn purple and green whilst he suffers an episode, squiggled and bent lines around him when he’s mad. Frankly a lot goes into expressing his state of mind that I still cannot thank the author enough for showing so well.
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2021
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If you don't want to read Van Gogh's letters, this book is the way to go
Reviewed in Germany on November 3, 2021
