Vincent Van Gogh Perseverance

Perseverance, this is a word that many lived by and still do it to this day it means to not give up and to keep moving forward not matter what has happen. We know and are inspired by many people who are the meaning of perseverance from authors like J.K to painters, athletes, and kids like Anne Frank. They have been through something and still tired no matter what to make the best out of themselves and their life to prove that giving up is not an answer. Vincent Van Gogh a painter has been through the worse and still tried to better his life and paint out his feelings and dreams and to show that there is more to life. At an young age his family didn’t have it best he dropped out of school at age fifthteen because his family was struggling financially and they couldn’t pay for him to go. He still practice and worked in painting and learning as much as he could at home and once he was able he got back into school to learn. He painted many paintings but only ever sold one to a close friend of his for a while no one didn’t want his art but he stilled tried. Vincent painted over 43 self portraits to catch what an photo couldn’t of an person and made many of the famous artwork we
All his life he has tried to race in the Olympic but failed the first time where he couldn’t run because someone on his team was hurt. He trained and trained until next year he was able to and was determined to bring home a metal any of them would be fine for him and his dad. As he was on the field ready to go the race started and he took off but one third of the way he fell to the ground in pain he had torn his hamstring but it didn’t stop him. He got up and kept on going you could see pain was sketch into his face but he was determined to do it and finished his race he wouldn’t get on the stretcher or stop until he was