REVEALING VAN GOGH: AN EXAMINATION OF HIS PAPERS

References

• De la Faille , J.-B. L'Oeuvrede Vincent van Gogh: Catalogue raisonné 4 vols. (Paris: 1928).Revised, augmented and annotated edition: The works of Vincent van Gogh: His Paintings and Drawings (Amsterdam: 1970). Jan Hulsker, The Complete Van Gogh: Paintings, Drawings, Sketches (Oxford: 1980). The F-number refers to the sequence of the works as given by De la Faille (1970), and the H-number to the sequence as given by Hulsker (1980)
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• Accurate identifications are sometimes difficult to make by visual examination alone, because Van Gogh used a variety of inks and chalks in combination, some of which were not traditional drawing media for the period. The Central Laboratory in Amsterdam carried out some research on recognizing Van Gogh's drawing materials. It is hoped that this important research will be continued in future
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• Figures at a table On menu-cards: Nude woman squatting (F1376;H1162), 21.4 × 13.6 cm; People strolling & Shaggy parasol mushroom (F1377;H1033 & no F or H number; Van Gogh museum catalogue number 2.401), 11.2x23.4 cm. Portrait of Pére Tanguy (F1412;H1350), 21.4 × 13.6 cm; Violinist and lady pianist (F1714;H1160), 13.6 × 20.9 cm; Couple walking near sunflowers (F1720;H1308), 13.6 × 21 cm. On envelope paper: Figures (no F number; H323), 13.7 × 10.4 cm; The soup kitchen (F1020;H333), 9.2 × 10.4 cm; Girl kneeling in front of a cradle (no F number; H338), 7.1 × 6.4 cm; Peasant woman, half length & Peasant woman with Broom (F1297a;H793&F1297av;H794), 13.8 × 7.8 cm; (no F or H number; Van Gogh museum catalogue number 2.644), 12 × 18.3 cm. Van Gogh used two small notebooks contain ing blue-lined graph paper as sketchbooks. Two sketches made on pinkish red-lined, thin graph paper (F1351;H977) and (no F number; H960) also derive from such a notebook
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• F1556;H1714, F1557;H1715, F1558;H1716, F1559;H1717, F1560;H1718, F1561;H1719, F1562;H1813
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• 1990 . The Complete Letters of Vincent van Gogh The first letter number and the date are taken from the most recent Dutch edition of the letters: Han van Crimpen and Monique Berends-Albert, De brieven van Vincent van Gogh, 4 vols. (The Hague:. The letter number between brackets and the quoted letter text are taken from:, 3 vols. (London: 1958, 1988)
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• 1990 . Vincent van Gogh: Drawings 28 – 40 . For a discussion on Van Gogh's drawing media see: Otterlo, Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller, exhibition catalogue by Johannes van derWolk, Ronald Pickvance and E.B.F.Pey (pp.
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• I am grateful to Professor Dr. C.Kalkman for pointing this out to me
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• Etten-Leur , Town Hall . 1990 . Van Gogh in Etten 96 – 97 . exhibition catalogue compiled by J.A. Rozemeyer (pp.
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• Mothe , Alain . 1987 . Vincent van Gogh à Auvers-sur-Oise (Paris:, p. 49
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• van Uitert , E. and Hoyle , M. , eds. 1987 . The Rijksrnuseum Vincent van Gogh (Amsterdam:, number 2.686
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• 1890 . See letter 879 [637] [25 May ]
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• van Hoek , Jack . 1990 . 64 – 67 . “Eindhoven en Vincent van Gogh,” 't Gruun Buukske, 2 (Summer
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• Because the sheet derives from a sketchbook, the impression of the Brabant peasant woman does not constitute conclusive evidence, though. Sketchbooks were often filled at random
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• 1987 . The Seven Sketchbooks of Vincent van Gogh See: Johannes van der Wolk, (New York
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• Otterlo , Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller . 1990 . Vincent van Gogh: Drawings exhibition catalogue by Johannes van der Wolk, Ronald Pickvance and E.B.F.Pey, (p.193
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• By carefully examining and comparing measurements of envelopes, letters, small sketches and their folds Anita Vriend has been able to identify most of the letter sketches
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• Outskirts of Paris near Montmartre It is likely that the two remaining drawings of the Ramparts group of drawings, The fortifications (F1402;H1280) and (F1410;H1286) bear the same watermark
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