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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...
Mill De Vogelenzang, an old mill from 1819, was immortalized by Vincent in two drawings.
The house of the Chief Commissioner for taxes Jan Hannik and his wife Adriana van der Griend stood on this spot at Korvel 57.
Vincent grew up as the son of the minister Theodorus van Gogh who preached at this church in Zundert.
The aunts Antje, Doortje, and Mietje were not the first Van Goghs to settle in Helvoirt after the minister’s family moved there. Just over a year a...
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...
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.
This building was formerly Jan Provily’s boarding school for boys. Vincent went to school there after the summer of 1864, when he was 11 years old.
Vincent van Gogh had his first studio in the vicarage in Etten-Leur. The actual building is no longer there but a statue marks the spot
This watermill is located next to the Kleine Dommel in Nuenen. Vincent van Gogh painted this mill in 1884.
The Van de Burgh sisters, Vincent van Gogh’s godmothers, lived at Markt 25.
Villa Mertersem can be found in the neighbourhood Princehage in Breda. Vincent's uncle Cent lived here.
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).
