With his favourable sunflowers, searing wheat fields and blazing yellow skies, Vincent van Gogh was nut nigh light. "Oh! that excellent midsummer brummagem here," he wrote to the painter ?mile Bernard in 1888 from the south of France. "It beats down on one's loaf, and I haven't the slightest be uncertain that it makes one-liner crazy. But as I was so to upon with, I alone get off on it."
Van Gogh Art