Jo then Vincent Willem preserve the heritage
The family maintains the whole, organizes exhibitions and gradually builds recognition of the painter. This milestone sheds light on the "Van Gogh Museum" collection by favoring space.
Amsterdam · Opened in 1973 · Vincent van Gogh's first world fund
Discover Van Gogh Museum, hand reproduced in oil on canvas.
Amsterdam · Opened in 1973 · Vincent van Gogh's first world fund
After the death of Vincent van Gogh in 1890 and then that of his brother Theo in 1891, Jo van Gogh-Bonger preserved, studied and distributed the family ensemble. His son Vincent Willem van Gogh created the Vincent van Gogh Foundation in 1962 and entrusted the collection to the Dutch state. The museum designed by Gerrit Rietveld opened on June 2, 1973 in Amsterdam; an exhibition wing designed by Kisho Kurokawa was added in 1999. The main collection brought together around two hundred and five paintings, five hundred drawings and more than eight hundred letters, the most complete vision of Van Gogh's trajectory. The main collection brings together around two hundred and five paintings, five hundred drawings and more than eight hundred letters, the most complete vision of Van Gogh's trajectory. The main collection brings together around two hundred and five paintings, five hundred drawings and more than eight hundred letters, the most complete vision of Van Gogh's trajectory. The main collection brings together around two hundred and five paintings, five hundred drawings and more than eight hundred letters, the most complete vision of Van Gogh's trajectory. Works by his friends, models and influences, as well as Japanese and French prints, replace his painting in his time. Pietà, poppies, butterflies and self-portrait reveal here spirituality, observation of nature and self-construction. The "Van Gogh Museum" selection notably compares Pietà - Vincent van Gogh and Poppy Field - Vincent van Gogh. His reading favors space.
The museum follows Van Gogh with his first dark drawings in the color of Arles and Saint-Rémy thanks to a collection that remains exceptionally united.
Course & style
The family maintains the whole, organizes exhibitions and gradually builds recognition of the painter. This milestone sheds light on the "Van Gogh Museum" collection by favoring space.
The family collection is entrusted to the State and a specific building is built by Gerrit Rietveld.
Catalogs, restorations, online letters and exhibitions deepen the knowledge of Van Gogh and his time.
Self-portraits, landscapes, still lifes and rural scenes allow you to follow the rapid changes of palette and touch. This trait guides a space-centered reading of "Van Gogh Museum".
Five hundred sheets show patient learning, figure study, and composition construction.
Correspondence with Theo and loved ones sheds light on readings, projects, techniques and artistic ambitions.
Gauguin, Toulouse-Lautrec, Millet and Japanese images place Van Gogh within a European visual network.
Explore by universe
Pietà, flowered fields, butterflies and self-portrait connect religious model, Provençal nature and quest for identity.
Van Gogh transposes a religious image into intense blues and yellows, giving mourning a personal dimension.
For a meditative work. Reading "Van Gogh Museum" through space.Red flowers punctuate greens and yellows in a landscape where the touch makes each element come alive.
For a bright atmosphereButterflies and poppies bring together naturalistic study and colorful movement in a delicate composition.
For a cool roomThe felt hat, the look and the colored hatching construct a voluntary image of the Parisian painter.
For a wall of characterJo van Gogh-Bonger and his son protected works and letters before their transfer to the foundation.
To understand the fundThe Rietveld building and the Kurokawa wing distinguish permanent collection and temporary exhibitions.
To discover the placeWorks to discover
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