Some chance of making progress
Vincent van Gogh to Theo van Gogh, from Antwerp, early February 1886
I keep feeling satisfied with having come here, otherwise I should have remained in a fix; and now, though there are still many difficulties, I see some chance of making progress.
And by staying here somewhat longer, or by going to Paris, I shall get an even firmer hold.
I see that year of drawing from which I'm afraid there's no escape.
Letter 448
Translation courtesy of Robert Harrison.
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I keep feeling satisfied with having come here, otherwise I should have remained in a fix; and now, though there are still many difficulties, I see some chance of making progress.
And by staying here somewhat longer, or by going to Paris, I shall get an even firmer hold.
I see that year of drawing from which I'm afraid there's no escape.
Letter 448
Translation courtesy of Robert Harrison.
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