New Paris Exhibition Brings Van Gogh's Final Works Together, Uses VR and AI to Provide Immersive Experience

Van Gogh's last works displayed together for the first time in Paris exhibition. He produced 74 paintings and 33 drawings in final 2 months.
Virtual reality experience recreates artist's last paint palette. Visitors can immerse themselves in Van Gogh's world.
Artificial intelligence version of Van Gogh answers visitors' questions. Based on analysis of the many letters he wrote.
Breaks myth of artist being unrecognized when he died. His paintings had begun selling and he was gaining fame.
Reason Van Gogh shot himself still a mystery. His end appeared premeditated rather than a crisis.

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