While strolling through the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, chef Ernst De Witte noticed a contradiction
the work of van gogh entitled Red Cabbages and Onions (1887), baptized after his death in 1928, it was renamed after the head of Ernst DeWitte note that in fact, the illustrated painting was actually garlic.
Ernst DeWittewho has been a culinary professional for over 20 years and has been painting for four, was walking around the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam when he noticed the contradiction in the title of the painting, which will be renamed.
According to the newspaper O Globo, the chief ernst he had to gather evidence and make a presentation to the museum’s curatorship, exposing his culinary and artistic knowledge. Which included a video showing the differences between a garlic and an onion.
ernst he was also careful to demonstrate how the lines painted by Van Gogh indicated the cloves of garlic.
Source: Rollingstone
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