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 van Gogh studied at HBS here between the ages of 13 and 15.
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...
De Nieuwe Heide lies east of the A2 motorway and the built-up area of Best. A beautiful nature reserve where the traces of the Second World War are clearly visible.
Mill De Vogelenzang in Lieshout, built in 1819, was immortalized by Vincent in two drawings.
On the spot where Vincent saw the light of life on March 30, 1853 now stands the Vincent van GoghHuis in Zundert.
In the house Nune Ville in Nuenen lived the Begemann family. A friendship develops between Vincent and daughter Margot, with a dramatic course.
Vincent worked on a number of paintings of mills in May 1884. This included painting the Collse watermill.
Vincent van Gogh makes several sketches and drawings of the Catholic Church.
Reverend Jan Gerrit Kam is a close acquaintance and colleague of Vincent's father. Vincent also attends the church.
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...
In the Protestant church in Zundert, Vincent's father was pastor. Here, like his siblings, Vincent was baptized.
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.
Van Gogh echoes this 1872 church in one of his paintings and in a drawing.
Protestant cemetery with graves of Uncle Cent and Vincent van Gogh's grandparents.
During Vincent's time, the farm of the De Groot family stood here. In April and May 1885, he painted this family in The Potato Eaters.
On January 31, 1871, the Van Gogh family moved into the stately minister's house diagonally across from the Protestant church in Helvoirt.
The Van Gogh family lived here in Nuenen from 1882 to the end of 1885. This was also home for Vincent: He lived here from December 1883 to the end of 1885.
The Van Gogh family visited here regularly, according to family letters. Vincent also knew the spacious villa in Helvoirt on the through road.
Vincent rents two rooms en suite on the first floor. Here he lives (over time) and in the back room he works.
Van Gogh lived with the Hannik family during his school years at the HBS in Tilburg.
In February 1885, Van Gogh made a pen drawing that clearly shows a sketch of St. Catherine's Church.
Deliciously enjoying natural meat, that is possible with the meat of our Lakenvelders. Our cattle are given all the peace and quiet they need to grow in a beautiful...
