All the arts we practice are apprenticeship. The big art is our life.
M.C. Richards
Book Clubs
Resources for Book Discussion
Do you like to borrow books from the library?
If Saving Vincent is not in your library, feel free to request it (paperback or digital). Most local libraries have an easy request form on their websites.
Appropriate for All Ages
Saving Vincent has no objectionable language, drugs or alcohol (just two mild PG-rated scenes).
Bonus! Bring the “Artist” Out in Your Attendees!
Book lovers have versatile artistic talent! While you discuss, color in pages of Van Gogh paintings. Or after the conversations, create a zine together for each member to take home.
Create a zine of the Top Ten Van Gogh Quotes
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Watch the instruction video.
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Download a zine and print enough copies for the group.
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Fold and cut according to instruction.
Give a Top Ten Van Gogh Quotes Flyer
​​1. Download the flyer.
2. Print enough copies for the group.
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