“I dream of paintings...
then I paint my frogs.” — V.G. Pepe
Recovered Exhibition / Paris Archive / 1887
A FORBIDDEN FROG ART EXHIBITION
In 1887, Van Gogh allegedly ate a mysterious frog in Paris. By sunrise he was green. By sunset he was painting Pepe in every possible form.
IN FROGS WE TRUST
ARCHIVED TESTIMONY
Paris, 1887.
A starving painter. A suspicious dinner. One mysterious frog.
By sunrise, Van Gogh was green.
By sunset, he was painting Pepe in every possible form.
The world called it madness. The frogs called it art.
UNSEEN WORKS
Recovered from the hidden frog period, these paintings reveal the strange evolution of a man who stopped painting reality and started painting Pepe.
1887
Recovered from a damp Paris basement.
1888
Previously deemed too frog-like for public display.
1888
A peaceful frog vision with suspicious flowers.
1889
Nobody knows why he painted this. That is the point.
1889
One pipe. One hat. Zero explanations.
1890
The sky was never blue. It was always Pepe.
CURATOR MEMO
Art history refused to acknowledge these works.
Not because they were fake. Because they were too powerful.
Vangogh Pepe is the recovered masterpiece the market deserves.
— Anonymous Frog Curator
EXHIBIT RECORD
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IN FROGS WE TRUST