Changing Faces of Vincent Van Gogh

Positively encouraged to take photographs at the "Van Gogh Alive" experience. Very different to the London "Immersive Experience", smaller, and more informative about his life, his letters and family.

[Swillin' Billy Flynn]

He was a bit odd....... and from me that should be viewed as a compliment. :)

[Susan Wakely]

I imagined that it was much smaller. I hope that you enjoyed it nonetheless. A great collage.

[Joanne Diochon]

I like the loose layout of this collage. Nicely done.

[haskar]

Lovely collage.

[Dawn]

A fabulous collage

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

How great to be able to study this wonderful artist, he's a favorite of mine too.

[Babs]

He was a sad soul wasn't he

[katy]

Look at all of those “selfies” I’m so glad you had a wonderful experience. These are some amazing photos. And I love the depth you have given them.

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Rob Z]

This image says so much about the man and the artist. :)

[Kathy A]

Nice collage of this sad looking man

[Diana]

A great collage, so well put together.

[Kathy]

Cool capture of the of this collage of self-portraits. I can imagine it was a very enjoyable and interesting experience.

[JackieR]

@randystreat @ludwigsdiana @kjarn @robz @joansmor @grammyn @onewing @theredcamera @Dawn @haskar @gardencat @wakelys @swillinbillyflynn

Vincent was a troubled man, self taught (he never did master perspective!) and a genius! He would, I'm sure have loved a phone on a selfie-stick.

A fabulous exhibition