Brabant is home to a large number of locations with a visible and tangible heritage. Places where Vincent van Gogh left his mark. He was inspired by the countryside and the hard-working Brabant people. There are many interesting heritage locations and landscapes. 46 of them have been named Van Gogh Monument.
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In December 1929 a committee was formed in Amsterdam whose aim was to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of Vincent van Gogh’s death with a perma...
In 1884 Vincent Van Gogh painted ‘Avenue of Poplars in Autumn’ (F122), a depiction of the Schoteldonkse Hoeve farmhouse and the road leading to it.
Vincent’s grandfather – also called Vincent – who was descended from an art-loving family in The Hague, was a preacher at the Grote Kerk and the Ro...
This house was built by Pierre Cuypers on a commission from the retired goldsmith Antoon Hermans.
Just one of the many weavers’ houses that were in Nuenen in Van Gogh’s time has been preserved. It was built in 1763 and is now a national monument.
Vincent grew up as the son of the minister Theodorus van Gogh who preached at this church in Zundert.
The graves of Vincent’s uncle Johannes van Gogh (1817-1885) and his aunts Dorothea van Gogh (1815-1882) and Antje van Gogh (1812-1883).
Villa Mertersem can be found in the neighbourhood Princehage in Breda. Vincent's uncle Cent lived here.
Vincent van Gogh drew the St. Clemenskerk in Gerwen in December 1883.
The church is close to Vincent van Gogh’s second studio in Nuenen. Van Gogh portrayed the church in one of his paintings and in a drawing.
The farmhouse belonging to the De Groot family stood here in Vincent’s time. Vincent painted the farmhouse and the family acted as models for count...
The old council offices (also known as the Meeting Centre) was the former town hall of Etten-Leur. It was here that Vincent van Gogh first register...
We now look over the fields, but here Vincent saw the old tower of 15th century church with cemetery. He loved the church and the cemetery. He made...
