Vincent van Gogh — "To the best of my knowledge, those words mean 'I seek, I pursue, my heart is in …"
To the best of my knowledge, those words mean 'I seek, I pursue, my heart is in it.'
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Letter to his brother Theo, referring to the meaning of 'Je cherche, je poursuis, j'y suis'
Date: 1883
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