Van Gogh admitted himself to asylum saint-rémy, where he continued to paint prolifically. This statement is True.
In the spring of 1889, Van Gogh left Arles and entered St. Paul Monastery & Hospital, a mental asylum in Saint-Rémy. He hoped to receive treatment for mental illness here. Vincent's brother, Theo, set up his two adjoining small rooms in a mental hospital of which one was Vincent's bedroom and the second his painting studio.
During his exile, Van Gogh was initially confined within the hospital grounds, painting the world he saw through the barred windows of his bedroom. Later, when he was permitted to leave asylum grounds, he painted wheat fields, olive groves, and cypress trees in the surrounding countryside.
At that time, life in a mental hospital was difficult. It is therefore not surprising that Van Gogh suffered from regular psychotic episodes during his year-long stay in a mental hospital. Despite his severe mental illness, Van Gogh painted avidly, producing over 150 paintings. Among them are also his iconic masterpieces. Van Gogh used thick, swirling brushstrokes and vivid, bright colors to paint his surroundings.
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