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Discover the stunning publication, 'Van Gogh and Britain,' that delves into the profound impact of British culture on Vincent van Gogh and explores the introduction of his unparalleled art into Britain. This essential volume accompanies the groundbreaking exhibition at Tate Britain, showcasing a collection of fifty vibrant van Gogh paintings that trace the artist's journey from his early years in England during the 1870s to his iconic status achieved by the 1950s. Experience how British art influenced van Gogh and witness his enduring legacy on British painters. This beautifully illustrated book investigates Van Gogh's formative years in the bustling city of London, exploring the ideas, literature, and artistic expressions that captivated him, shaping his radical egalitarian style. Learn about the connections he made with British artists, as well as his profound influence on the art world. The narrative encapsulates the early exhibitions of van Gogh's works before the First World War and charts the evolution of his reputation throughout the twentieth century, including the pivotal years during and after the Second World War. 'Van Gogh and Britain' is perfect for art enthusiasts and collectors alike, bridging the gap between Van Gogh's genius and British artistic heritage.