Yours always Vincent

One of the most important works in the history of artistic literature, this classic work is now available in Arabic for the first time in a volume containing a selection of 265 of the 903 letters written by Van Gogh, accompanied by 108 original sketches and photographs. The book sheds light on Van Gogh's attempts to search for his destiny, a search that led him to become a great artist. It also deals with the fraternal bond that brought him together with his brother Teo, his tense relationship with his father, his constant desire to appreciate his art, and his intense passion for art and literature. Not only does the correspondence provide a piece of Van Gogh's complex personal life, but it is also a chronicle of the art and literature of his time, especially the artistic movement in Paris at the time.

Van Gogh writes about life from his point of view and searches for knowledge, music and literature, he writes about brothels and sad love stories, about family conflicts, and of course about the paintings he paints. Then, in the end, he writes about grief, illness, and mental disorder, and he is motivated in any case by his dreams and the desire to make something immortal for history. Van Gogh's Letters is an important piece of work, whether you're interested in art, the human psyche, or even literature.