<span>He was always reaching out to humanity. After being cast away from his missionary work in the mining camps, he was penniless and felt that his faith had been destroyed. This was one of his darkest times, but it was also when he decided to become an artist full time. He wanted to "Give the wretched a brotherly message". "When I sign [my painting[ 'Vincent,' it is as one of them." He was</span>
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The Bakota (or Kota) are a Bantu ethnic group from the northeastern region of Gabon. Estimates indicate that there are at least 43,500 Kota speakers in the world, of whom 34,442 people (79%) live in the Ogouee-Ivindo province of northeastern Gabon, and 9055 people (21%) in neighboring Congo-Brazzaville.
