Step into the clogs of famous Dutch artist, Vincent Van Gogh as his painting techniques are demonstrated while copying one of his well-known "Sunflowers" compositions. In this program You will look at Van Gogh's life and legacy. You'll review the tools and materials he used - his paint pallet, the brushes he used, his canvas, etc. Finally, follow a step-by-step demonstration of his painting methods.

This program includes numerous reference materials including a printed reproduction of Van Gogh's "Sunflowers", downloadable PDF files, and a Special Features section with transfer grid and painting details images.

DVD Run Time: 66 min.

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