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Theodore Van Gogh Art Dealer

Photo of Theodore van Gogh about 1888

Theodore van Gogh ( ¹ May 1857 - 25 January 1891 ), "said Theo van Gogh, was the younger brother of painter Vincent van Gogh. It was an art dealer Dutch. The 652 letters Vincent wrote to his brother Tho (published 1911, translated into French in 1960) are a unique testimony to the artist's life.

Summary

1 Work
Montmartre 2
3 Marriage
4 Death
5 Literature
6 Notes and references
7 See also
- 7.1 Bibliography
- 7.2 Related articles

Work

While Vincent was working at The Hague , the Netherlands , the office of the Parisian art dealers Goupil & Cie, ¹ January 1873 , Theo joined the Brussels office of the same company as a young employee. After the transfer of Vincent in London , Theo returned to the Hague, where he developed his art dealer. During the winter of 1880-1881, Theo moved to Paris at home mother, and from there he sent a whole need to paint her brother so that it can continue to practice his art.

Montmartre

In 1886 , he invited Vincent to come live with him, and in March this year, they rented an apartment in Montmartre , at ^No. 54 of the Rue Lepic. Theo Vincent did meet with Paul Gauguin , Paul Cezanne , Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec , Henri Rousseau , Camille Pissarro and Georges Seurat , and in 1888 he persuaded Gauguin to join Vincent, who had moved to Arles.

The sculptor Antoine Bourdelle worked for Theo circa 1886 after leaving the School of Fine Arts.

Marriage

In Paris , Theo met Andries Bonger and his sister Johanna, whom he married in Amsterdam on 17 April 1889. The couple lived in Paris, where their son Vincent Willem was born on 31 January 1890. June 8, the family visited Vincent, who lived near Paris to Auvers-sur-Oise. Goupil company began having financial difficulties and Theo looked it was time to start his own business, and he was encouraged by Vincent.

Death

Graves of Vincent and Theodore van Gogh

Suffering from syphilis , he goes mad and dies in a nursing home to Utrecht on 25 January 1891 ^Literature

Judith Perignon, was my brother, The Iconoclast, 2006. ( ISBN 9782913366138 )
Using numerous archives, some unpublished, Judith Perignon built there, in a intimate and delicate style, a poignant story: Vincent told by his brother Theo. The major source is considerable correspondence between the brothers, but also the diary of Johanna, Theo's wife, and documents gleaned from the clinic of Dr. White or Utrecht.

References

Octave Mirbeau , In the sky , 2002, Editions du Boucher, p. 148

Around Vincent van Gogh Dutch painter and draftsman
General	Biography Letters of Vincent van Gogh to Theodorus van Gogh Post-Impressionism
Family	Theodorus van Gogh Theo van Gogh (film director) Anton Mauve
Friends	Paul Gauguin Anthon van Rappard Paul Gachet Emile Bernard John Peter Russell Eugene Boch Anna Boch
Works grouped	Self-portraits Roulin family portraits Sunflowers Orchards flowering
Works	Self Portrait with Bandaged Ear Almond Blossom The Night Cafe The House of Van Gogh in Arles Wheatfield with Crows The Wheatfield with iris The Church of Auvers-sur-Oise Iris Le Jardin de Daubigny Yellow House The Potato Eaters Starry Night Starry Night Portrait of Adeline Ravoux Portrait of Eugene Boch Portrait of Paul-Eugne Milliet Portrait of Dr. Gachet Portrait of Dr. Rey Cafe Terrace at night Vine Red
Museums	Van Gogh Museum Orsay Museum Museum Krller-Mller Hermitage Museum Rodin Museum Museum of Modern Art in New York National Gallery Museum of Fine Arts Pushkin Neue Pinakothek
Interpretations	Moi, Van Gogh The Life of Vincent van Gogh's passionate Vincent and Theo Dreams Van Gogh Vincent and the Doctor
Cities	Groot-Zundert Zevenbergen Tilburg Hague Helvoirt Brussels London Paris Ramsgate Richmond Dordrecht Amsterdam Laeken Mons Drenthe Nuenen Antwerp Saint-Remy-de-Provence Auvers-sur-Oise
	Vincent van Gogh at Wikiquote Vincent van Gogh at Wikisource Vincent van Gogh at Wikinews Vincent van Gogh at Vincent van Gogh at Wikibooks Vincent van Gogh at Wikiquote at Commons