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Ulisse - The pleasure of discovery
Season 24 • Episode 2 • Van Gogh - The colors of eternity
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Ulisse - The pleasure of discovery Season 24, Episode 2: Van Gogh - The colors of eternity
Alberto Angela talks about Vincent van Gogh: a journey through the places and emotions that inspired his masterpieces. From the vibrant brush strokes to the unique light of his canvases, an intimate portrait of the genius who revolutionized art with his tormented humanity. Watch Ulisse - The pleasure of discovery Season 24, Episode 2 Van Gogh - The colors of eternity in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Ulisse - The pleasure of discovery Season 24, Episode 2 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Van Gogh - The colors of eternity
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