The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam displays the largest collection of original Van Gogh works. The website feature extended information on the collection and specific aspects of the painter's life.
In the Van Gogh pavilion, devoted to the greatest artist Brabant has produced, an audio-visual projection featuring an overview of his French and Brabant work can also be seen. The Van Gogh Pavilion has 11 original paintings.
The Vincent van Gogh pavilion is part of The Story of Brabant that for the first time displays the rich artistic and cultural history of Brabant from the past six centuries so comprehensively using historical artefacts, works of art and audio-visual presentations.
The Kröller-Müller Museum in Otterlo is Van Gogh's second home with 90 paintings and 180 drawings. The website features information on the collection.
In Brabant you can also meet Vincent van Gogh on the street. Now that the museums are temporarily closed, there are various other ways to enjoy Van Gogh's inspiration. In nature, but also in the city. Five murals in five cities in Brabant depict the extraordinary stories of Vincent van Gogh.
At vangoghletters.org, the rich correspondance of Vincent van Gogh is made accesible to everyone and provided with keywords and comments.
Route Van Gogh Europe combines 25 locations and museums where related to Vincent's life and work in the Netherlands, Belgium and France.
Van Gogh Locations describes over 700 locations in Europe that play a role in Van Gogh's life and work.
