Van Gogh and Japan Mcconnell Arts Center October 17

Trace Van Gogh's nomadic life through this illustrated timeline that details his homes, careers, and works.

March thirty, 1853

Groot-Zundert, holland

Van Gogh is born in his parents' parsonage.

The Markt in Zundert with the Van Gogh parsonage at middle. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Archives.

Van Gogh's earliest known drawing. Van Gogh. Barn and Farmhouse, Feb. 8, 1864. Pencil on newspaper; xx × 27 cm (7 ⅞ × ten ⅝ in.). Scholte–van Houten Collection.

October one, 1864

Zevenbergen, the Netherlands

Resides at Zandweg A40 while attending Jan Provily's boarding schoolhouse for boys.

Stationsstraat in Zevenbergen with January Provily's boarding school (white building on the left)

September iii, 1866

Tilburg, the Netherlands

Lives at Korvel 57 with the Hannik family unit while attention the Willem II loftier school.

Van Gogh (likely tertiary from correct in the get-go row) on the steps of the Tilburg School. Vincents Tekenlokaal, Tilburg/Koning Willem II College, Tilburg.

March nineteen, 1868

Groot-Zundert, kingdom of the netherlands

Returns to live with his family.

Zundert Church building. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Archives.

July thirty, 1869

The Hague, the Netherlands

Lodges with Willem and Dina Roos at Lange Beestenmarkt 32, after existence appointed junior apprentice at the art dealership Goupil & Cie.

Goupil Gallery, The Hague. Collection of Mrs. Tersteeg, The Hague.

Van Gogh. Sketch of Het Binnenhof, The Hague, 1870–73. Ink and pencil; 22 × 17 cm (viii 11⁄16 × 6 11⁄16 in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

Goupil Gallery, The Hague

May 12, 1873

London, England

Moves to an unknown suburb of London to work for Goupil & Cie; en route, stays in Paris for several days.

Terminate of August 1873

Brixton, England

Moves into 87 Hackford Road, lodging with Ursula Loyer and her girl Eugenie.

Ursula Loyer

Eugenie Loyer

After August 10, 1874

London, England

Moves into the abode of John Parker and his family at 395 Kennington Road, South London.

October 26, 1874

Paris, France

Temporarily transferred to the Goupil & Cie Paris branch.

January 1875

London, England

Returns from Paris to London.

Mid-May 1875

Paris, France

Transferred back to Goupil'south branch in Paris, living in a pocket-sized room in Montmartre, address unknown.

April ane, 1876

Etten, the Netherlands

After being fired from Goupil, goes to the Van Gogh family'south new domicile at Roosendaalseweg 4, Etten.

Map of Etten drawn past Van Gogh and his younger brother Cor, July 1878. Pen and ink discolored to dark-brown on auto-made wover paper; 21 × 27.3 cm (8 ¼ × x ¾ in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

Van Gogh'due south drawing of the vicarage and church at Etten, Apr. 1876. Pencil, pen and ink on paper; ix.5 × 17.8 cm (iii ¾ × seven in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

April fourteen, 1876

Ramsgate, England

Lodges at 11 Spencer Square after taking a position equally an assistant instructor at William Stokes's boarding schoolhouse for boys.

11 Spencer Square

Van Gogh'south drawing of the view from the Ramsgate boarding school, May 1876. Pencil, pen, and ink on paper; 5.6 × 5.7 cm (2 3⁄16 × 2 ¼ in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

Terminal week of June 1876

Isleworth, England

Moves to Isleworth (near London), Linkfield House, 183 Twickenham Road, where Stokes has opened his new schoolhouse.

Van Gogh. Houses at Isleworth, July 1876. Pencil; fourteen × 14.5 cm (5 ½ × v ¾ in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

By November 19, Van Gogh is preaching and teaching Dominicus school at the Congregational church in Turnham Dark-green and in Petersham.

Van Gogh'due south drawing of the churches at Petersham and Turnham Greenish, Nov. 1876. Pencil, pen, and ink on paper; 3.8 × 10 cm (i ½ × 3 15⁄16 in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

January 9, 1877

Dordrecht, the Netherlands

Moves to Tolbrugstraat A312 and begins working as a general assistant in the Blussé & Van Braam bookshop.

Scheffersplein, the market square in Dordrecht, with Blussé & Van Braam bookshop at center

May fourteen, 1877

Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Lives with his uncle, Jan van Gogh, at Grote Kattenburgerstraat three while preparing for his theological studies.

Jan van Gogh

August 26, 1878

Laken, Belgium

Moves to Laken, outside Brussels, for a three-calendar month trial menstruum grooming to be an evangelist; lodges with Plugge family at six, chemin de Halage.

Early on December 1878

Pâturages, Borinage, Kingdom of belgium

Lodges until the end of December with the evangelist-colporteur Benjamin Vanderhaegen, 39, rue de 50'Église.

Stop of December 1878

Wasmes, Borinage, Kingdom of belgium

Moves in with the farmer Jean-Baptiste Denis, 81, rue du Petit-Wasmes.

Dwelling of Jean-Baptiste Denis. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Archives.

Early Baronial 1879

Cuesmes, Borinage, Kingdom of belgium

Lodges with the evangelist-miner Édouard Joseph Francq, 5, rue du Pavillon.

July 1880

Cuesmes, Borinage, Belgium

Moves into the home of miner Charles Decrucq, at iii, rue du Pavillon. Hither, Van Gogh decides to become an creative person.

Van Gogh. The Magrot Firm, Cuesmes, 1879/80. Charcoal over graphite on wove paper; 23 × 29.iv cm (9 1 / xvi × eleven nine⁄sixteen in.). National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Van Gogh. The Zandmennik House, Cuesmes, 1879/eighty. Charcoal over graphite on wove newspaper; 22.8 × 29.4 cm (9 × 11 9⁄16 in.). National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

The Decrucq abode before the 1976 restoration

October 1880

Brussels, Belgium

Moves to 72, boulevard du Midi.

Le boulevard du Midi. Archives de la Ville de Bruxelles.

December 25, 1881

The Hague, the Netherlands

Moves afterwards a furious argument with his father during his visit to Etten for Christmas.

January 1, 1882

The Hague, the netherlands

Rents rooms at Schenkweg 138.

Van Gogh. Carpenter's Yard and Laundry, late May 1882. Pencil, black chalk, pen, and brush in black ink, brown wash, opaque watercolor, scratched, traces of squaring, on laid paper; 28.6 × 46.8 cm (xi ¼ × xviii vii⁄16 in.). Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo.

July iv, 1882

The Hague, the Netherlands

Moves to Schenkweg 136.

September 11, 1883

Hoogeveen, Drenthe, the Netherlands

Stays in Albertus Hartsuiker's lodging business firm, Grote Kerksteeg 51.

Van Gogh. Landscape in Drenthe, Sept.–Oct. 1883. Pencil, pen, castor, and ink, and watercolor on newspaper; 31.4 × 42.1 cm (12 ⅜ × sixteen 9⁄16 in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (purchased with support from the Vincent van Gogh Foundation and the Rembrandt Association).

October 2, 1883

Nieuw-Amsterdam/ Veenoord, Drenthe, the Netherlands

Stays in lodging house run past Hendrik Scholte, District Eastward, no. 34.

Van Gogh. Drawbridge in Nieuw-Amsterdam, 1883. Watercolor; 38.5 × 81 cm (xv 3⁄16 × 31 ⅞ in.). Drove Groninger Museum, Groninger, the netherlands.

December 5, 1883

Nuenen, kingdom of the netherlands

Lives with his parents in their new parsonage at De berg F523, Nuenen.

Back of parsonage with Van Gogh'southward studio on the right. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

The parsonage in Nuenen

Van Gogh. The Spud Eaters, 1885. Oil on canvas; 82 × 114 cm (32 ¼ × 44 ⅞ in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

May 1885

Nuenen, holland

Moves out of parsonage and goes to live in a studio rented from Verger Schafrat.

Home of Schafrat, where he rents his studio. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Archives.

Van Gogh. The Vicarage at Nuenen, Sept.–Oct. 1885. Oil on canvas; 33.2 × 43 cm (xiii × 16 xv⁄16 in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

November 24, 1885

Antwerp, Belgium

Rents a room at 194, rue des Images.

View from a window betwixt the beginning and second stories at 194, rue des Images. Van Gogh. Houses Seen from the Back, Dec. 1885–Feb. 1886. Oil on canvas; 43.7 × 33.7 cm (17 3⁄xvi × 13 ¼ in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

At the Antwerp University of Art, takes lessons in figure painting and cartoon from plaster casts.

Plaster room at the Antwerp University of Fine art

Mid-March 1886

Paris, France

Lives with Theo on the rue de Laval; the pocket-size, 2nd-floor apartment doesn't have room for an easel, so Van Gogh works at the studio of Fernand Cormon at 104, boulevard de Clichy.

In jump of 1886, Van Gogh paints his kickoff self-portrait.

The artist'south earliest known self-portrait. Van Gogh. Self-Portrait, Mar.–June 1886. Oil on canvass; 27.ii × 19 cm (10 11⁄sixteen × 7 ½ in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

June 1886

Paris, France

Van Gogh and Theo motility into a larger apartment at 54, rue Lepic.

Rue Lepic, Paris. Private collection.

Van Gogh. View from Theo's Apartment, Mar.–April. 1887. Oil on sheet; 45.9 × 38.1 cm (eighteen × fifteen in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

November– December 1887

Paris, France

Van Gogh organizes an exhibition at the One thousand Bouillon-Restaurant du Chalet, 43, avenue de Clichy; he meets Georges Seurat and Paul Gauguin when each comes to visit the exhibition.

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1864–1901). Vincent van Gogh, 1887. Chalk on cardboard; 57 × 46 cm (22 7⁄xvi × 18 ⅛ in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

Émile Bernard and Vincent van Gogh (seen from the dorsum) visiting Asnières, a Paris suburb, nigh 1887. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

February nineteen, 1888

Paris, France

Visits the studio of Georges Seurat with Theo just hours before boarding a train for Arles.

February 20, 1888

Arles, French republic

Van Gogh rents a room in the Hôtel-Restaurant Carrel, 30, rue Cavalerie. He uses a small-scale covered roof terrace as his studio.

Hôtel-Eating house Carrel. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Athenaeum.

May ane, 1888

Arles, France

Van Gogh signs lease for the Yellowish House with estate amanuensis Bernard Soulé.

May 7, 1888

Arles, France

Temporarily takes a room in the Café de la Gare, run by Joseph-Michel and Marie Ginoux, 30, identify Lamartine.

Van Gogh. Newly Mown Backyard with a Weeping Tree, 1888. Oil on canvas; sixty.5 × 73.5 cm (23 xiii⁄16 × 28 15⁄sixteen in.). Kunststiftung Merzbacher, Küsnacht, Switzerland.

Painting hung in Paul Gauguin's chamber. Van Gogh. Sunflowers, Aug. 21–26, 1888. Oil on sail; 91 × 72 cm (35 xiii⁄16 × 28 ⅜ in.). Neue Pinakothek, Munich.

Van Gogh. Sunflowers in a Vase, Aug. 21–26, 1888. Oil on canvas; 73 × 58 cm (28 ¾ × 22 13⁄sixteen in.). Private collection.

Painting hung in Paul Gauguin's bedroom. Van Gogh. Sunflowers, virtually Aug. 26, 1888. Oil on canvas; 92.ane × 73 cm (36 ¼ × 28 ¾ in.). The National Gallery, London.

Van Gogh. The Night Café, Sept. 6–8, 1888. Oil on canvas; 70 × 89 cm (27 9⁄16 × 35 1⁄xvi in.). Yale University Art Gallery, New Oasis, Conn.

September 17, 1888

Arles, France

Van Gogh moves into the Yellowish House on the place Lamartine.

The Yellow House. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Archives.

Van Gogh. The Yellowish Firm (The Street), Sept. 28, 1888. Oil on canvas; 72 × 91.5 cm (28 ⅜ × 36 in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

The Yellow House

October sixteen–17, 1888

Arles, French republic

Later on two and a half days of self-imposed bed rest, Van Gogh is inspired to paint his bedroom.

Van Gogh. The Sleeping accommodation, Oct. 16–17, 1888. Oil on canvas; 72.4 × 91.3 cm (28 ½ × 35 fifteen⁄16 in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

October 23, 1888

Arles, France

Gauguin moves into the Yellow House.

Painting hung in Paul Gauguin's chamber. Van Gogh. Public Garden with Couple and Blueish Fir Tree: The Poet's Garden III, October. 6–13, 1888. Oil on canvass; 71 × 92 cm (27 fifteen⁄xvi × 36 ¼ in.). Individual collection.

Van Gogh. The Alyscamps ("Leaf-autumn"), nigh Nov. 1, 1888. Oil on canvas; 72 × 91 cm (28 ⅜ × 35 13⁄16 in.). Private collection.

Paul Gauguin (French, 1848–1903). Vincent van Gogh Painting Sunflowers, about Dec. 1, 1888. Oil on canvas; 73 × 91 cm (28 ¾ × 35 13⁄16 in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

December 24, 1888

Arles, French republic

Van Gogh is admitted to the One-time Hospital in Arles.

The courtyard of the hospital at Arles. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Archives.

An isolation cell at the Arles hospital

December 25, 1888

Arles, France

Gauguin departs for Paris.

January 8, 1889

Arles, France

Van Gogh leaves the hospital and returns to the Yellow House.

Van Gogh. Sunflowers, late January 1889. Oil on canvas; 100 × 76 cm (39 ⅜ × 29 fifteen⁄16 in.). Seiji Togo Memorial Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Museum of Fine art, Tokyo.

Similar to self-portrait depicted in third version of The Bedroom; painting given as a gift to his mother and sis. Van Gogh. Self-Portrait with Make clean-Shaven Face up, most Jan. 20, 1889. Oil on canvass; 40 × 31 cm (15 ¾ × 12 3⁄16 in.). Private drove.

Van Gogh. Sunflowers, tardily January 1889. Oil on sail; 92.four × 71.1 cm (36 ⅜ × 28 in.). Philadelphia Museum of Art. The Mr. and Mrs. Carroll S. Tyson, Jr., Collection. 1963.

February 7, 1889

Arles, France

Van Gogh is taken dorsum to the Old Hospital at Arles after a second attack.

February 26, 1889

Arles, France

Van Gogh is confined to the infirmary on police orders after a citizens' petition against him.

Van Gogh. Courtyard of the Infirmary at Arles, Apr. 1889. Oil on sheet; 73 × 93 cm (28 ¾ × 36 ⅝ in.). Drove Oskar Reinhart « Am Römerholz », Winterthur.

Van Gogh. The Ward in the Hospital at Arles, April. 1889. Oil on canvass; 72 × 91 cm (28 ⅜ × 35 xiii⁄16 in.). Collection Oskar Reinhart « Am Römerholz », Winterthur.

Apr 30, 1889

Arles, France

Flooding in the Xanthous House causes h2o damage to several of Van Gogh's works, including the first version of The Bedroom.

May 2, 1889

Arles, France

Van Gogh sends a crate of paintings, including the first version of The Sleeping room, to Theo in Paris.

May 8, 1889

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, French republic

Van Gogh admits himself to the asylum of Saint-Paul-de-Masole.

Aviary of Saint-Paul-de-Mausole, Saint-Rémy

View from Van Gogh's window in his room at Saint-Rémy. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Archives.

Asylum of Saint-Paul-de-Mausole, Saint-Rémy

May 23, 1889

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, French republic

Van Gogh asks Theo to reline the damaged original Bedroom.

June 9, 1889

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France

Van Gogh asks Theo to send back the original Sleeping accommodation, instead of relining information technology, so that he can paint a re-create.

June 16, 1889

Theo sends Van Gogh the original Bedroom from Paris to Saint-Rémy.

Cell at the Saint-Rémy asylum

July eight, 1889

Arles, France

Visits Arles.

July fourteen or 15, 1889

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France

Returns to asylum.

Garden of the asylum of Saint-Paul-de-Mausole, Saint-Rémy

September 5, 1889

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, French republic

Van Gogh paints a 2nd version of The Bedroom.

Van Gogh. The Bedroom, by Sept. 5, 1889. Oil on sheet; 73.6 × 92.three cm (29 × 36 5⁄16 in.). The Art Institute of Chicago, Helen Birch Bartlett Memorial Collection, 1926.417.

Van Gogh. Pietà later Delacroix, Sept. six–7, 1889. Oil on sheet; 42 × 34 cm (16 9⁄16 × 13 ⅜ in.). Vatican Museum, Vatican city.

Van Gogh. Reaper with a Scythe (subsequently Jean-François Millet), early Sept. 1889. Oil on sail; 43.5 × 25 cm (17 ⅛ × 9 9⁄16 in.). Private collection.

Van Gogh. Woman with a Rake (after Jean-François Millet), Sept. 1889. Oil on canvas; 39 × 24 cm (xv ⅜ × 9 7⁄16 in.). Individual collection.

September nineteen, 1889

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France

Van Gogh paints a third version of The Bedroom as a gift for his mother and sister Willemien.

Van Gogh. The Bedroom, past Sept. 28, 1889. Oil on canvas; 57.5 × 74 cm (22 ⅝ × 29 ⅛ in.). Musée d'Orsay, Paris, sold to national museums under the Treaty of Peace with Japan, 1959.

Van Gogh. Window in the Studio, Sept.–Oct. 1889. Chalk, brush and oil paint and watercolor, on paper; 62 × 47.6 cm (24 vii⁄sixteen × 18 ¾ in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

Van Gogh. Entrance hall in the Asylum, Sept.–Oct. 1889. Chalk, brush, and oil paint on paper; 61.6 × 47.1 cm (24 ¼ × 18 nine⁄16 in.). Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).

Van Gogh. View of the Asylum and Chapel of Saint-Rémy, Oct. 1889. Oil on sail; 45.1 × 60.4 cm (17 ¾ × 23 ¾ in.). Private collection.

December 6, 1889

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France

Van Gogh sends Theo the third version of The Chamber to be sent on to their mother and sister Willemien.

December 18, 1889

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France

Van Gogh sends Theo the original and second versions of The Bedroom.

Feb 1890

Arles, France

Visits Arles again.

Feb 22, 1890

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France

Returns to asylum.

Van Gogh. House and Figure, Feb. 1890. Oil on canvas; 52 × forty.five cm (20 ½ × 15 fifteen⁄sixteen in.). The Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia.

Van Gogh. Cottages at Sunset ("Reminiscence of Brabant"), Mar.–April. 1890. Oil on sheet; 45.five × 43 cm (17 15⁄16 × 16 15⁄sixteen in.). Private collection.

May 16, 1890

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, French republic

Van Gogh is discharged from the asylum.

May 17, 1890

Paris, France

Arrives in Paris and stays with Theo in his flat at eight, cité Pigalle.

May 20, 1890

Auvers-sur-Oise, France

Van Gogh moves into the Ravoux Inn, Room 5.

The Ravoux family unit in front of the Ravoux Inn

Van Gogh's bedroom at the Ravoux Inn. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Archives.

Van Gogh. Houses at Auvers, late May 1890. Oil on canvas; 75.6 × 61.ix cm (29 ¾ × 24 ⅜ in.). Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Van Gogh. Portrait of Dr. Gachet, June 3, 1890. Oil on canvas; 68 × 57 cm (26 ¾ × 22 7⁄xvi in.). Musée d'Orsay, Paris, gift of Paul and Marguerite Gachet, children of the model, 1949.

Van Gogh. Daubigny's Garden, near July 10, 1890. Oil on canvas; 53.two × 103.5 cm (20 15⁄16 × forty ¾ in.). Hiroshima Museum of Art.

Van Gogh. Thatched Sandstone Cottages at Chaponval, virtually July 23, 1890. Oil on canvas; 65 × 81.five cm (25 nine⁄16 × 32 in.). Kunsthaus Zürich.

Van Gogh. Farms almost Auvers, July 1890. Oil on canvas; 50.two × 100.3 cm (19 ¾ × 39 ½ in.). Tate Gallery, London.

July 29, 1890

Auvers-sur-Oise, French republic

Van Gogh dies.

The graves of Vincent and Theo van Gogh, Auvers-sur-Oise. Ryerson and Burnham Libary Archives, Art Institute of Chicago.

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