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Gauguin 'cut off Van Gogh's ear'

May 6th 2009 01:03
HE IS known as the tortured artist who cut off his own ear as he struggled with mental illness after the breakdown of his friendship with a fellow artist.

"To me, he was a better artist than a photographer," Paul Gauguin said, carrying a candle for his wife, "But he was always shooting himself in the foot," Gauguin said, loading his fist, and speaking of Vincent van Gogh.

Gauguin, to anybody who knows nothing about painting, is a fellow artist of the tortured artist who cut off his own ear, and carries a candle for his wife, Frida Kahlo, as long as we both shall live.

"I remember when I accidentally cut off his head," Gauguin said, as he waited on his wife, "Somehow he lost his head," Gauguin said, "I saw it as a negative, but he had his head blown up anyway."

Gauguin, very taken by Frida Kahlo, has done the unspeakable with a paint brush by using the pigments of his imagination to represent his life with his wife, according to the Urine Artist.

"I think the whole thing was just a terrible accident," Gauguin's wife said, after Van Gogh lost his head, "I just hope I know how much my husband loves me," she said, as her husband waited on his wife.

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Comment by Morgan Bell

May 6th 2009 03:49
carrying a candle for his wife

cheeky . . .

oh and i like how a Urine Artist was available for interview! haha

from the original article:

But a new study claims that Vincent Van Gogh may have made up the story to protect the painter Paul Gauguin, and that it was Gauguin who actually lopped it off with a sword during an argument.

German art historians say the true version of events never surfaced as the two men kept a "pact of silence" — Gauguin to avoid prosecution and Van Gogh in a vain attempt to keep a friend with whom he was hopelessly infatuated.

queer pansy

Comment by Norm

May 6th 2009 12:00
Yellow peril, eat your heart out.
On a lighter note, it's a great shame that Gauguin has yet to be fully appreciated for the artist of his stature that he is.
Yes, another short-arse on the agenda.
Call me biased.
I am.
Seriously though, I think he liberated colours.
Back of the queue Abe Lincoln, who wasn't against slavery as such.
He just wanted the States united.

Thanks for the support.
I am wimp wristed.


Comment by Morgan Bell

May 6th 2009 12:08
yeah he seems to be more famous for philandering with Tahitian women and dying of syphilis . . . actually didnt he do a painting called Yellow Christ? one of the original urine artists no doubt . . .

Comment by Norm

May 6th 2009 12:16
His work's not known like Van Gogh.
Probably because he was significantly shorter in stature.
Reverse discrimination, Your Highness.
Spot on with the Yellow Christ.
You know your shit.
Impressed.

Comment by Morgan Bell

May 6th 2009 12:25
i know all the bodily functions . . .

i think his work isnt as well know because he used "foreign" subjects in the latter part of his career . . . like look at the works of Van Gogh that are the most famous: Sunflowers, and Starry Night, people like repdrocing them because the subject matter is familiar and "pretty", whereas exotic islander women are an acquired taste

never fence with short people, they will cut you down to their size

Comment by Norm

May 6th 2009 23:35
You're a wee Sister Wendy Beckett.

I think whatever the phenomenom of Van Gogh, it's in my mind very like the regard we of the bourgeoise have for Shane Warne. We feel partly responsible.
On the Sunflowers, I heard he painted twelve, right.
Like twelve apostles, like twelve months. All things that follow the sun, religiously.

I tried fencing with a taller person, and it just made for an uneven gait.

Comment by Morgan Bell

May 8th 2009 22:18
i think he started with fifteen, and then he would have a tiff with Gauguin and start playing "he loves me, he loves me not" with the petals

you know there really should be thirteen months for the thirteen moons of the year, the moon is gradually moving away from us, i hold you responsible

Comment by Norm

May 8th 2009 22:44
I'm not going to disagree with you.
I've seen what happens to a person when they do.

Thirteen disciples too, then.
Trevor the missing disciple?
Perhaps we should keep the feminists happy.
Did I say keep?
Porsche the disciple.

You can try and hold me responsible.
I've never handled responsibility very well, though.

Comment by Morgan Bell

May 8th 2009 22:54
I'm not going to disagree with you.
I've seen what happens to a person when they do.

oh my god!
i cant believe you just said that!
*huff*

im amending "The Purge List" and you are now number two, well maybe number three, as the original number two simply must go . . . off with his head!

yes your ma-jes-ty!

im thinking the Queen of Hearts in the cartoon version of Alice In Wonderland, i need a small husband that can say "yes dear" in a weeny pansy voice . . . hmmm now wherever could i find someone to play that role?

a kept happy feminist? if you can handle that you can handle anything . . .

Comment by Morgan Bell

May 8th 2009 23:06
all persons more than a mile high
must leave the court immediately


Comment by Norm

May 9th 2009 01:05
Imagine a situation-comedy for tv about a misogynist and a feminist who hook up.
Broody Bunch or Apartridge Family.
Or...
I'm drawing a blank.
It's my best work, yet...
Yet, it's not.

Comment by Morgan Bell

May 9th 2009 01:10
oops i screwed your page up again . . . your columns are too narrow!

i think your new tv program could be called Cuntstruck

Comment by Norm

May 9th 2009 01:20
"Get to the part where I lose my temper."
Not another tantie.
Classic.
It explains your obsession with evidence.

I've never seen that cartoon before.
Thanks for sharing

See you in court.

Comment by Morgan Bell

May 9th 2009 01:35
whose obsession with evidence?
ill have you know i am the Tantrum Queen . . .
see you in court!

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