The Brabant period of Vincent van Gogh is still tangible and palpable everywhere in this region. No fewer than 46 locations have the official status Van Gogh Monument.
We have listed them below. Drive, bike or walk through our region and discover the Brabant life and work of Vincent van Gogh.
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Due to a redesign into a multimedia Van Gogh experience, the Van Gogh Kerk Etten-Leur is closed until spring 2025.
Statue of Vincent and Theo van Gogh by Ossip Zadkine.
In February 1885, Van Gogh made a pen drawing that clearly shows a sketch of St. Catherine's Church.
At the Protestant church in Zundert, Vincent's father was pastor. Here Vincent, like his siblings, was baptized.
On January 31, 1871, the Van Gogh family moved into the stately minister's house diagonally across from the Protestant church in Helvoirt.
Just one of the many weaver's houses in Nuenen during Van Gogh s time. Later, the sexton lived in this cottage.
This water mill is located on the Kleine Dommel in Nuenen. Vincent van Gogh painted this mill.
Vincent van Gogh captures this mill on canvas several times.
Van Gogh echoes this 1872 church in one of his paintings and in a drawing.
North of Nuenen, this mill stands in the open landscape. Vincent drew and painted the corn mill
Vincent must have viewed the construction site in the winter of 1874, when he took an evening walk along the State Road. The house is intended for...
The Protestant Van der Wall family was friends with the Van Gogh family.
Mill De Vogelenzang in Lieshout, built in 1819, was immortalized by Vincent in two drawings.
In this little church in Nuenen, Vincent van Gogh's father was pastor.
Vincent worked on a number of paintings of mills in May 1884. This included painting the Collse watermill.
On the occasion of the fortieth anniversary of Vincent van Gogh's death, this monument is being created by Hildo Krop.
During their Helvoirt years, the Van Goghs became friends with the Protestant De Jonge van Zwijnsbergen family. They would spend Christmas at the buitenplaats...
Jagtlust with coach house in Helvoirt. The Van Gogh family was allowed to use the garden.
This is the old tower that Vincent saw, with peasant cemetery. He made as many as 35 drawings and paintings of it. At the remains of this old...
On the spot where Vincent was born on March 30, 1853, the Vincent van GoghHuis now stands in Zundert.
Reverend Jan Gerrit Kam is a close acquaintance and colleague of Vincent's father. Vincent also attends the church.
The Van Gogh family visited here regularly, according to family letters. Vincent, too, knew the spacious villa in Helvoirt on the thoroughfare....
Protestant boarding school in Zevenbergen where Vincent stayed between the ages of 11 and 13.
The building is no longer there, but a statue of Vincent marks the spot.
