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The Letters of a Post-Impressionist

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Anthony M. (Anthony Mario) Ludovici translation

Illustration from The Letters of a Post-Impressionist Being the Familiar Correspondence of Vincent Van Gogh

CHISWICK PRESS: CHARLES WHITTINGHAM AND CO. TOOKS COURT, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON.

Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber:

us in in his favour=>us in his favour {pg xvi}

ursurped the place of higher and holier aims=>usurped the place of higher and holier aims {pg xxxiv}

Gaugin=> Gauguin {x6}

Another and even more stiking example=> Another and even more striking example {pg 8}

dry withered beach leaves=> dry withered beech leaves {pg 12}

as far as as I was able to judge=>as far as I was able to judge {pg 25}

I believe it is bettter to scrape=> I believe it is better to scrape {pg 26}

simply because it it is his nature to do so=> simply because it is his nature to do so {pg 37}

in which everything was arranged with architectual method=> in which everything was arranged with architectural method {pg 59}

he would certainly not think lighty of this talent=> he would certainly not think lightly of this talent {pg 78}

is to found on the palettes of the Dutch painters=> is to be found on the palettes of the Dutch painters {pg 92}

Everywhere a cadium yellow=> Everywhere a cadmium yellow {pg 95}

small head of of the Brittany girl=> small head of the Brittany girl {pg 127}

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