late March, 1876 and decided to return to England where his two years there had been, for the most part, very happy and rewarding.
             Vincent goes on to become a teacher for boys, at the William P. Stokes' school in Ramsgate, his letters later suggesting that he enjoyed this very much. Van Gogh became an admirer of studying the Bible; he would read and reread the Gospel. The summer of 1876 was truly a time of religious transformation for Vincent van Gogh. Although raised in a religious family, it wasn't until this time that he seriously began to consider devoting his life to the Church.
             In autumn of 1880, after more than a year living as a pauper in the Borinage, Vincent left for Brussels to begin his art studies. Vincent was inspired to begin these studies as a result of fina
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