Rural Van Gogh - Vincent’s love affair with the Dutch countryside
Vincent van Gogh and the Netherlands are inextricably linked. He is an icon of Dutch culture. In the 19th century, the world-renowned artist drew his inspiration from the beautiful landscapes in provinces such as Drenthe and Brabant. His famous works make you realise how extraordinary and diverse our country is. Many of these places remain practically untouched by time, which means that Van Gogh’s legacy is still reflected in the Dutch countryside.
Van Gogh’s cultural heritage
Van Gogh and the Dutch landscape
What locations inspired one of the greatest painters of all time, Vincent van Gogh? And why?
Love for the countryside
Van Gogh Huis Drenthe
The Van Gogh Huis in Nieuw Amsterdam takes you along Vincent Van Gogh's inner struggle and doubt that he felt during his stay in the province of Drenthe.
The Van Gogh Church in Etten-Leur
Visit the Van Gogh Church in Etten-Leur and learn more about Vincent van Gogh’s early career.
Traveling with Vincent
Thanks to a special exhibition at the Drents Museum, you will learn and experience everything about Vincent Van Gogh's work during his stay in Drenthe.
Shaped by Brabant and Drenthe
Landscape as inspiration
Practically untouched by time
In the footsteps of Van Gogh
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© Ernst Wagensveld -
© Ernst Wagensveld