Van Gogh hits the Bong
The Van Gogh Hits the Bong is a Parody Artwork derived from the famous Starry Nights by Vincent Van Gogh, and his favourite go-to, smoking pipe.
Van Gogh found peace in pipe smoking, which was prominently displayed in several self-portraits, sketches, and still-life paintings. Along with drinking too much coffee and not eating well, Van Gogh also smoked. He didn't smoke cigarettes though, but instead smoked a tobacco pipe that he would continually puff on and was rarely seen without. This wasn't his only vice, he also drank and here he would often enjoy to excess.
A tribute to the legendary artist, this artwork is bound to connect to many.
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Van Gogh hits the Bong
Van Gogh hits the Bong
The Van Gogh Hits the Bong is a Parody Artwork derived from the famous Starry Nights by Vincent Van Gogh, and his favourite go-to, smoking pipe.
Van Gogh found peace in pipe smoking, which was prominently displayed in several self-portraits, sketches, and still-life paintings. Along with drinking too much coffee and not eating well, Van Gogh also smoked. He didn't smoke cigarettes though, but instead smoked a tobacco pipe that he would continually puff on and was rarely seen without. This wasn't his only vice, he also drank and here he would often enjoy to excess.
A tribute to the legendary artist, this artwork is bound to connect to many.
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The Van Gogh Hits the Bong is a Parody Artwork derived from the famous Starry Nights by Vincent Van Gogh, and his favourite go-to, smoking pipe.
Van Gogh found peace in pipe smoking, which was prominently displayed in several self-portraits, sketches, and still-life paintings. Along with drinking too much coffee and not eating well, Van Gogh also smoked. He didn't smoke cigarettes though, but instead smoked a tobacco pipe that he would continually puff on and was rarely seen without. This wasn't his only vice, he also drank and here he would often enjoy to excess.
A tribute to the legendary artist, this artwork is bound to connect to many.























