In early 19th century France, Napoleon's First Empire collapsed and the Bourbon monarchy was restored. Recognized genius painter Théodore Géricault exhibited The Raft of the Medusa, a realistic depiction of a tragic accident, at the Salon and brought about controversy. With a composition based on historical records and dynamic drawings, this work dramatically portrays the life of "the pioneer of modern art" in pursuit of the essence of art.

The year was 1914. They were in dugouts in the trenches, on the front lines of the First World War - soldiers consumed by longing for turkeys, presents, and Christmas carols. It was on that battlefield that a miracle occurred. This is based on true events.

The story begins with a Japanese boy visiting the Van Gogh Museum in the present day, who then travels across time to experience Van Gogh's life firsthand. From his artistic awakening in Paris to the infamous ear-cutting incident, the manga traces a dramatic life filled with struggle and passion, while presenting many of his masterpieces along the way. (Source: Kadokawa, translated) *Note: Volume 28 in the series.*

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