Vincent van Gogh, during his time in Nuenen, visited Eindhoven regularly. He would walk to the train station in Nuenen, and take the train to Eindhoven, where he made contact with a number of people, taught there and produced several works. Information about these Van Gogh Monuments in Eindhoven can be found here.
Walking, he passed the Collse Watermolen, which is just outside Nuenen, in Eindhoven. He drew the Catharinakerk, which he saw from Anton Hermans' garden, where he was often. The Genneper Watermill he painted on a cold winter day with Anton Kerssemakers.
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Vincent gave painting lessons at the home of amateur painter Anthony Hermans.
In February 1885, Van Gogh made a pen drawing that clearly shows a sketch of St. Catherine's Church.
Vincent van Gogh captured this water mill in Eindhoven on canvas several times. He is fascinated by the wheels and the building.
