Ok, enough of the bad wordplay. But both were good artists notable for starting or putting a particular distinctive twist on what were new art movements. And even though Dali did commercialize his art more, there were some things that were quite ingenious and worked on multiple levels if you looked at them long enough. (Kinda like M.C. Esher’s art in a way. But with Dali it was a fine artist commercializing his work rather than a commercial artist being noted in the fine art scene.) Unfortunately for VanGogh, nobody really knew of him or really cared much until after he was dead. I guess sometimes starting something different doesn’t always pay off.

haha…I said blow….