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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>, February 1875
Dear Theo,
I have quite filled your little book1, and I think it turned out well. When you have a chance send me “La Falaise” [The Cliff
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>] by Jules Breton
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Our gallery is ready now and is very beautiful, we have some splendid pictures: Jules Dupre
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>, Michel, Daubigny
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>, Maris
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>, Israels
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>, Mauve, Bisschop, etc. In April we are going to have an exhibition
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>. Mr. Boussod has promised to send us the best things available: “La Malaria” by Hebert
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>, “La Falaise” by Jules Breton
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>, etc.
How I should like to have you here – we must manage that someday. How I should love to show you my room!
There is a beautiful exhibition
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >> of old art here, including: a large “Descent from the Cross” by Rembrandt; 5 large figures in twilight – you can imagine the sentiment; 5 Ruysdaels; 1 Frans Hals
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>; Van Dijck; a landscape
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >> with figures by Rubens; “Autumn Evening” by Titian; 2 portraits by Tintoretto; and some beautiful old English art – Reynolds
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>, Romney, and a splendid Old Crome landscape
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Vincent van Gogh letters dictionary >>.
Adieu. I shall send you your little book at the first opportunity. Write soon.
Vincent
© Copyright 2001 R. G. Harrison
1 A little notebook in which Vincent copied for Theo the poems he liked best.