Dear Theo is a profound collection of letters written by the tormented yet brilliant artist, Vincent van Gogh, to his beloved brother, Theo van Gogh. These letters serve as a window into Van Gogh's soul, revealing his deepest feelings, everyday concerns, and his unique views on the world of art.

Through these heartfelt correspondences, Van Gogh lays bare his struggles with poverty and mental illness, yet also his relentless passion and groundbreaking artistry that defied the norms of his time. His quest for love and recognition is poignantly captured in these words, painting a vibrant self-portrait that is as intense and emotional as his most famous works such as The Starry Night and The Bedroom.

This compilation, edited by the acclaimed Irving Stone, is not just a collection of letters but an intimate journey into the life of an artist whose masterpieces were not fully appreciated during his lifetime.

Immerse yourself in the personal story of a legend, where each letter is an outpouring of Van Gogh's soul, offering a glimpse into the man behind the masterpieces - a man with an appointment with destiny.