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The White House at night with three women
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Uploaded By: Mr GG Thu, Feb 3, 2005
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Description: The White House at night with three women.
This Revit model is inspired by van Goghs painting The White House at night. For sure it must have been a bright night then he painted it in Auvers-sur-Oise in june 1890 on oil on canvas - not on a computer screen! If you will have a look at the original you can see it in the Erimitage.
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Thu, Feb 3, 2005 at 5:29:30 AM
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If you want to have a look at the original on the web here is an adress:
http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/gogh/
And you can see more of van Goghs paintings and read a little about him:
Gogh, Vincent (Willem) van (b. March 30, 1853, Zundert, Neth.--d. July 29, 1890, Auvers-sur-Oise, near Paris)
His uncle was a partner in the international firm of picture dealers Goupil and Co. and in 1869 van Gogh went to work in the branch at The Hague. In 1873 he was sent to the London branch and fell unsuccessfully in love with the daughter of the landlady.
This was the first of several disastrous attempts to find happiness with a woman, and his unrequited passion affected him so badly that he was dismissed from his job. He returned to England in 1876 as an unpaid assistant at a school, and his experience of urban squalor awakened a religious zeal and a longing to serve his fellow men.
His father was a Protestant pastor, and van Gogh first trained for the ministry, but he abandoned his studies in 1878 and went to work as a lay preacher among the impoverished miners of the grim Borinage district in Belgium. In his zeal he gave away his own worldly goods to the poor and was dismissed for his literal interpretation of Christ's teaching.
He remained in the Borinage, suffering acute poverty and a spiritual crisis, until 1880, when he found that art was his vocation and the means by which he could bring consolation to humanity. From this time he worked at his new `mission' with single-minded frenzy, and although he often suffered from extreme poverty and undernourishment, his output in the ten remaining years of his life was prodigious: about 800 paintings and a similar number of drawings.
And there are more... really interesting reading...
In some way I really like paintings more than computermodels trying to imitate a photographic reality - REALITY IS ALWAYS MORE THAN THE RAYS PASSING THROUGH A LENSE BUT MOST PEOPLE I BELIVEVE TAKES PHOTOREALISTIC MODELS AS THE BEST THING YOU CAN GET... NO, NO, THAT IS NOT THE CASE FOR GODS SAKE... AS LITTLE AS THE PAINTING STYLES IN THE 19TH CENTURY BEFORE VAN GOGH AND SOME OTHERS SO CALLED MODERNISTS WHO REALIZED THAT THE CAMERA DID NOT DO IT....
If you want to have a look at the original on the web - without so much words around the experience. Here is the address:
http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/gogh/gogh.white-house.jpg
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Thu, Feb 3, 2005 at 3:40:14 PM
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Well done Mr GG. Thats the most innovative use of materials I have seeen since starting to use revit. Brilliant idea. As soon as I saw your image I immediately realised so many other possibilities. Well done!
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