Vincent Van Gogh...and then, I have nature and art and poetry, and if that is not enough, what is enough?
About This Quote
The question to the end of this quote is what is enough, and it is important to note that this quote does not offer a definite answer. It does not offer a specific answer to the question of what is enough. What can we get from reading this quote? Do we get a definite answer to the question of what is enough? Probably not. We get a variety of answers, depending on who we ask and what we mean by “enough.”
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