Synopsis
Art historian Kate Bryan explores the BBC archives to create a television history of a man who has become the embodiment of the 'tortured artist', Vincent Van Gogh.
- Programme: Art on the BBC
- Series: 2
- Episode: 2: Van Gogh - Life and Art
- Channel: BBC Four
- Broadcast year: 2022
- Art & Design
Licence: ERA Licence required
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Staff and students of licensed education establishments only
Cannot be adapted
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