While I engage in formative expression, I have been studying Van Gogh from a formative viewpoint since I encountered a counterfeit sketch claimed to have been drawn by ''Van Gogh'' around 1994. Also, (1) ''Self-Portrait'' in Washington National Gallery, (2) ''Madam Ginoux'' in Musee d'Orsay, (3) ''Sunflowers'' in Tokyo ,(4) "Sunflowers" which was burnt in Japan during World War II and (5) the sketch of ''The Bedroom'' in the Van Gogh Museum are all counterfeits.
During the past 10 years, I have presented and proved that they are counterfeits from a formative viewpoint through publications and in my three books, published in Japan. However, as yet, this argument has not been accepted by the world's authority on Van Gogh, nor has it been made known to the researchers.
I have built this web site in order to communicate by email and to contact people both in Japan and abroad who may agree with or appreciate my proposals. I would, therefore, gratefully accept your impressions and opinions whether for or against my own, once you understand the reason why I have built this Web site.
I shall strive to respond to every email I receive but please note that although it is not my intention, there may be some emails I am unable to respond to.
I look forward to hearing from people who are interested in my hypothesis.
