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Vincent Van Gogh Speech (Doctor Who)

Enter all the words from the speech about where Van Gogh rates in the history of art, in the episode "Vincent and the Doctor" (s5 e10 of Doctor Who)
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Answer
To
me,
Van
Gogh
is
the
finest
painter
of
them
all.
Certainly,
the
most
popular
great
painter
of
all
time.
The
most
beloved.
His
command
of
colour
the
most
magnificant.
He
transformed
the
pain
of
his
tormented
life
into
ecstatic
beauty.
Pain
is
easy
to
portray
but
to
use
your
passion
and
pain
to
portray
the
ecstaty
and
joy
and
magnificence
of
our
world.
No
one
had
ever
done
it
before.
Perhaps
no
one
ever
will
again.
To
my
mind,
that
strange,
wild
man
who
roamed
the
fields
of
Provence,
was
not
only
the
world's
greatest
artist,
but
also
one
of
the
greatest
men
who
ever
lived.
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1 Comments
admaioremdeietc
+2
Level 68
Mar 22, 2025
I’m crying. This is what I think of when I don’t understand why I should be alive. Please allow “color” as a type-in for “colour” and correct “magnificant” to “magnificent.”(102/107)
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