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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Vincent's father is called as pastor of Etten (1875-1882) and - alternately with his colleague from Oudenbosch - of Hoeven. His place of employment is...
Vincent gave painting lessons at the home of amateur painter Anthony Hermans.
Nuenen is home to Louis Begemann's linen factory. Louis is an older brother of Vincent's lover and neighbor Margot Begemann.
Experience the beginnings of Van Gogh's artistry in Etten-Leur! Discover his world in the Van Gogh Church with an impressive multimedia Experience....
Van Gogh echoes this 1872 church in one of his paintings and in a drawing.
Vincent regularly visits this place of the contractor and carpenter in Nuenen. For example, to have a perspective window made.
Experience the beginnings of Van Gogh's artistry in Etten-Leur! Discover his world in the Van Gogh Church with an impressive multimedia Experience....
Vincent had warm feelings for his "aunts" in Zundert.
Vincent van Gogh drew the St. Clement's Church in Gerwen in December 1883.
This water mill is located on the Kleine Dommel in Nuenen. Vincent van Gogh painted this mill.
Protestant cemetery with graves of Uncle Cent and Vincent van Gogh's grandparents.
Statue of Vincent and Theo van Gogh by Ossip Zadkine.
On the spot where Vincent saw the light of life on March 30, 1853 now stands the Vincent van GoghHuis in Zundert.
In this little church in Nuenen, Vincent van Gogh's father was pastor.
Mill De Vogelenzang in Lieshout, built in 1819, was immortalized by Vincent in two drawings.
Huize Mertersem is located in the Princenhage district of Breda. In this villa lived Vincent van Gogh's uncle, who was also called Vincent. The painter Vince...
Protestant boarding school in Zevenbergen where Vincent stayed between the ages of 11 and 13.
Vincent van Gogh studied at HBS here between the ages of 13 and 15.
On January 31, 1871, the Van Gogh family moved into the stately minister's house diagonally across from the Protestant church in Helvoirt.
The building on Berg 29 was built in 1874 and served as the town hall until 1953. Now this building houses the Van Gogh Village Museum, with d...
Since February 1871, Vincent's father has been pastor of the reformed congregation in Helvoirt. Two drawings have survived.
In February 1885, Van Gogh made a pen drawing that clearly shows a sketch of St. Catherine's Church.
Vincent made the painting "Avenue of Poplars in Autumn" of the farm De Schoteldonkse Hoeve and the avenue leading to it.
This is where Vincent registered as a painter for the very first time.
