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📝 ‘Success is sometimes the outcome of a whole string of failures’, wrote Vincent van Gogh to his brother Theo in 1882.
How do you deal with failure?
🌻 Vincent van Gogh, Self-Portrait (1887)
Vincent was very close to his brother. The news of new life lifted his spirits. When the child was born, Vincent sent this painting to Theo and Jo as a gift. How are you expressing gratitude this #mothersday?
#VanGoghInspires What do you do with your books once you’ve finished reading them? Jordi Pratpons shows how to make a portrait of Vincent van Gogh using 2,400 books! 📚
Jordi Pratpons, Letters to Vincent. 2,400 books, 400 x 300 cm.
The ideal form of 'lockdown art'. Dutch artist Jan Robert Leegte’s website series Compressed Landscapes can now be seen online: http://vangogh.nl/C8cz50EG39W
As soon as we are allowed to reopen our doors to the public, you will also be able to enjoy the series at the Van Gogh Museum
Do you know which of these paintings is the odd one out?
‘The contrast between the wild and romantic foreground – and the broad, tranquil distant prospects with their horizontal lines, shading off until they reach the chain of the Alpilles. This contrast is very picturesque’. Can you see the contrast Vincent describes in the drawing?
📝 ‘I well knew that one could break one’s arms and legs before, and that then afterwards that could get better but I didn’t know that one could break one’s brain and that afterwards that got better too’
📝 ‘At present, dimly on the horizon, here it comes to me nevertheless — hope —that intermittent hope that has sometimes consoled me in my lonely life’, wrote Vincent wrote to his friend Paul Gauguin in 1888, just before they moved in together in Arles.
'The first time that I walked into the museum as a member of staff, it felt totally different. It was like I now had a special connection with Vincent and his art.’, explains Ghyslaine, coordinator of our Beeldbrekers (ReFramers) and member of the Van Gogh Connects team.
📝 ‘It’s a wonderful thing to look at something and find it beautiful, to reflect on it and hold it fast and then to say: I’m going to draw that, and then to work on it until it’s done’. Van Gogh intensely enjoyed his work. Is there something that you can get completely lost in?
Vincent was very close to his brother. Theo was the most important person in his life. In a letter to his mother, Vincent wrote about how happy he was that Theo and his wife Jo were expecting their first child. 👶 When the child was born, Vincent sent this painting as a gift.
Did Vincent sit alone? People often think that Vincent was a loner. But this is not completely true. Van Gogh got to know Toulouse-Lautrec at Fernand Cormon’s studio, where they were both taking lessons. His friend painted this portrait of him. So he didn’t sit alone!
Do you know which of these paintings is the odd one out? Let us know in the comments!🌻 Vincent van Gogh, Dish with Citrus Fruit (1887); Grapes (1887); Prawns and Mussels (1886); Apples (1887)
We zijn blij dat ook onze museumshop op het museumplein vanaf vandaag weer open mag! Ben je op zoek naar een moederdag cadeau? In onze museumwinkels en online shop vind je bijzondere producten geïnspireerd op het werk en leven van Vincent van Gogh: http://vangogh.nl/9O0q50Ezzhq
#Partnership announcement! #RoyalTalens and the Van Gogh Museum have partnered up to create a collection of painting and drawing materials inspired by the colour palette of several masterpieces at our museum. Learn more: http://vangogh.nl/Rd0j50ExQvx
📝 ‘I always think that what we need is sunshine and fine weather and blue air as the most dependable remedy’. Van Gogh timed his move to Arles well, as shortly after he arrived, the spring came.
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Sight is not the only sense you can use to ‘get to know’ an artwork! You can also use hearing, touch, smell, and even taste! It’s all possible in Feeling Van Gogh, our programme especially for the blind and visually impaired, and their seeing friends, family members and carers.
📝 ‘It remains the cause of a kind of disappointment to me that I don’t yet see in my drawings what I wanted to have in them. The difficulties really are many and great, and not to be overcome at a stroke.'
Proud! our website http://www.vangoghmuseum.com is awarded a Bronze #GLAMi (design category) at the #mw21 conference! 🎉🥉 Congrats to our digital team, @Q42 and @deptagency. Thanks, @museweb!
Congratulations to @V_and_A (Silver) and @Rijksmuseum (Gold).
Van Gogh experienced a period of new hope and happiness in the spring of 1888. Having just moved to Arles from Paris, he anticipated all of the bright new colours he would see in the South and how he would capture them in flowering orchards.
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Nature was hugely important to Vincent. It endlessly inspired and comforted him. Today, on Earth Day, we celebrate the beauty of nature. Read the story about Vincent and nature: http://vangogh.nl/fjXy50Eu3OB
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Vincent wasn’t a student for long, but he did take lessons at the art academies in Brussels (1880) and Antwerp (1886). However, lots of people think that Vincent had no training at all before starting painting. He thought that the drawing lessons were far too traditional.
Op donderdag 29 april geeft senior onderzoeker Teio Meedendorp een live online college. Hij vertelt over Van Goghs vroege tekeningen en zijn artistieke ontwikkeling. Koop nu je Early Bird ticket: http://vangogh.nl/NLYA50EoakS
Everywhere that Vincent lived, he developed his painting style and technique. His development in Paris is clear to see. Shortly before moving to the city, Vincent painted this portrait. He painted the landscape just a few weeks later. What differences in style can you spot?
📝 ‘I always think that what we need is sunshine and fine weather and blue air as the most dependable remedy’. Van Gogh timed his move to Arles well, as shortly after he arrived, the spring came.
When Vincent lived in Paris, he wanted to paint portraits, but he didn’t often get the chance. So when he had the opportunity to paint Léonie Rose Charbuy-Davy, he went for it! She was the niece of an art dealer who sometimes exhibited Van Gogh’s paintings.
Vincent loved blossom. 🌸 So he enjoyed heading out to paint flowering trees.
Do you have blossom close to your home? Can you paint the flowers as beautifully as Vincent?
🌻 Vincent van Gogh, Orchards in Blossom, View of Arles (1889)
New article in the @nytimes! Read about the the woman who made Vincent van Gogh famous:
The Woman Who Made van Gogh
Neglected by art history for decades, Jo van Gogh-Bonger, the painter’s sister-in-law, is finally being recognized...
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📝 ‘I have a terrible clarity of mind at times, when nature is so lovely these days, and then I’m no longer aware of myself and the painting comes to me as if in a dream’. What do you dream about? 🌻 Vincent van Gogh, Butterflies and Poppies (1889)
Poppies and cornflowers peek out through the waving wheat. See the partridge flying away? Van Gogh painted this rural wheatfield in June or July 1887, while living in Paris. He was taking a break from the busy city. Where do you like to go if you need a hit of nature?
How do you show movement and sparkling colours in a print? This was the challenge facing Toulouse-Lautrec. He was a huge fan of the American dancer Loie Fuller. She charmed Paris at the end of the 19th century with her choreography, with her long skirt fluttering around her.
Vincent enjoyed making portraits. This is probably Elisabeth Garcin, whom Vincent painted when he was staying in Arles. She was the hotel owner’s mother-in-law. Can you see part of a bed in the background? Elisabeth was 68 years old at the time.
📝 ‘For Christ’s sake get the paint to me without delay. The season of orchards in blossom is so short, and you know these subjects are among the ones that cheer everyone up’. 🌸 In the spring of 1888, Vincent was in a hurry to paint the trees in blossom.
#VanGoghInspires A day in the life of the Van Gogh Doll via TikTok: @shutoys
Live online college | Meesters in de Prentkunst
Op 15 april om 20.00 uur neemt conservator Fleur je mee naar de wereld van de prentkunst; de verschillende technieken en de prachtige kunstwerken die hieruit voortkwamen.
Koop nu je Early Bird ticket: http://vangogh.nl/dk4w50EddvT
📝 ‘I am not an adventurer by choice but by fate and feeling nowhere so much myself a stranger as in my family and country’, wrote Vincent from Paris. He left the Netherlands in 1885, never to return. He kept in touch with his family by letter.
The VGM is grateful to @Bloomberg for renewing our partnership with Bloomberg. Especially in these challenging times loyal partners like Bloomberg help us to share Vincent van Gogh’s masterpieces and bring inspiring cultural experiences to communities around the world.
Happy Easter!
Henri Charles Guérard, Rabbits (Les lapins) (1893)
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Wat doet dit in het Van Gogh Museum? In het live online college van senior conservator Fleur leer je meer over de wereld van de prentkunst; de verschillende technieken en de prachtige kunstwerken die hieruit voortkwamen. Boek nu je early bird ticket: http://vangogh.nl/DuJK50EddfY
‘My dear little sister, learn to dance or fall in love'. He wanted her to enjoy life. He wrote that he ‘completely lost all inclination to laugh, leaving aside whether or not this was my own fault, I for one need above all just to have a good laugh’.
Take a look at the Almond Blossom branch and try to situate yourself in relation to it. Are you looking up, down or straight at it? How did Vincent do this?
The flat, blue background affects your perception of perspective, making the viewer’s position unclear.
📝 ‘For Christ’s sake get the paint to me without delay. The season of orchards in blossom is so short, and you know these subjects are among the ones that cheer everyone up’. 🌸
