On this day 135 years ago, on July 29, 1890 (June 13, 1890 lunar calendar), the famous Dutch painter Van Gogh committed suicide. Van Gogh's famous painting "Starry Night" created during his treatment at the St. Remy Asylum in southern France in 1889. Post-Impressionist painter Van Gogh (1853-1890) Dutch painter. One of the representatives of the late Impressionist school. His father was a priest. He worked as a clerk, teacher, and missionary in mining areas. Moved by the poverty of miners, he began to paint workers and rural life, mainly by self-study. In the early days, he used darker colors, such as "The Potato Eater". In 1886, he went to Paris and was influenced by the Impressionist school and Japanese ukiyo-e painting. He first used pointillism, and later changed to strong and loud tones, expressing his subjective feelings and excited emotions with moving lines and raised corners. His style of painting was later adopted by Fauvism and Expressionism. Later, he committed suicide on July 29, 1890 due to mental illness, at the age of 37. His representative works include "Sunflowers", "People Eating Potatoes", "Self-Portrait in Front of the Easel", etc. Three volumes of "Correspondence Collection" reflect his life and artistic thoughts. His works include "Sunflowers", "Farmers", "Mail carrier Roland", "Farmyard for the Market", "Prisoners Let Go", etc. Evaluation: Where? Gao is the greatest Dutch painter after Rembrandt.