Vincent van Gogh lived in London from May of 1873 to 1875. These were some of the best times of his life and made a significant impact on his art. You can read more about Vincent van Gogh in London on our blog. However, if you’re in the London, England area there is a talk…
In late August of 1881, Van Gogh left Etten for a trip to The Hague to visit Mr. Tersteeg, Mauve and De Bock. On the way home, he took the train to Dordrecht to draw a row of windmills. He most likely went over his drawing of the windmills in watercolor later while in Etten. …
Many of the historic spots that Vincent van Gogh would have visited during his time in Etten, Netherlands have since disappeared such as the old rectory, the windmill at Roosendaalseweg, the pollard-willows at the Leursestraatje, and the moor. However, there are still three locations where Van Gogh is believed to have sketched, that can be…
