In this chapter of Red in Yellow, Theo proposes they start a Salon of The South school of Art Nouveau in the south of France, and that Vincent should be head of the venture. Een suggests to Vincent the city of Arles, and Vincent suggests this to his brother.

In this chapter of Red in Yellow, Vincent takes the Avignon train from Gare de Lyon for his destination of Arles. He arrives in the late afternoon and begins to settle in to life in the south of France.

In this chapter of Red in Yellow, Van Gogh meets Theo Van Gogh's female friend Jo Bonzinger at Rue Lepic.

In this chapter of Red in Yellow, springtime came to Paris in a burst of love and energy, and Vincent Van Gogh began to bloom.

After attending the Académie Julian, Van Gogh is introduced to the absinthe drink, The Green Fairy, by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec at the Le Chat Noir. Vincent hears a voice in his head.

Vincent enters his brother, Theo's apartment after his arrival, and talk of possibilities for his art. Theo cautions Vincent's expectations and his reputation.

Vincent arrives in Paris 1887, in the dead of winter, trudging uphill to Montmartre with only a few possessions and his art supplies. He finds brief warmth and kindness in a café where he sketches and eats before continuing to Rue Le Pic 54.

"Red In Yellow" is a nonfiction short story, that follows Vincent van Gogh in his final three years of life. Tracing his fierce bursts of creativity, struggles with mental illness, and life among ordinary people and the pursuit of light and beauty.

The first episode centers on a failed ministry to a desperate Belgian mining village. A moment that was key to his eventual devotion to art and faith.