Het Noordbrabants Museum is the only museum in the southern Netherlands to house original works by Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890). They tell in the Vincent van Gogh room the story of the artist's Brabant origins and his great fascination with peasant life. Truly, this is a must-see!
Fantastic news - Van Gogh's Gordina is staying home! Thanks to over 3,000 donors, this masterpiece will continue to shine forever at Brabant. Her look provides a wonderful glimpse into the history of Brabant, full of hard work and perseverance. Will you come and admire it soon?
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Het Noordbrabants Museum has a permanent, comprehensive presentation Van Gogh in Brabant. Paintings, letters, photographs, animations and other objects tell about Vincent van Gogh, his beginnings as an artist and his connection to his beloved Brabant.
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The new presentation examines Van Gogh's development as a painter and highlights key themes from his Brabant period. Five of the twelve works on display are the property of the museum. In addition, loans are shown from the collections of other museums and from private individuals. In the coming years, ever-changing works will be shown in the gallery.
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On Sept. 2, 2020, Het Noordbrabants Museum announced a new acquisition: "Head of Woman" by Vincent van Gogh. Director Charles de Mooij and curator Helewise Berger talk about this special acquisition in the video (video).
