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    • Jo Bonger. Vincent’s global success is largely thanks to his sister-in-law Jo. She had been together with Theo van Gogh for less than two years when her husband passed away, shortly after the death of his brother Vincent.
    • Agostina Segatori. In Paris, Vincent finally found a place to exhibit his work to a larger audience: café Le Tambourin. He was a regular at the café, and had a brief relationship with the owner, Agostina Segatori.
    • Van Gogh’s mother. Vincent had his first drawing lessons at home, from his mother. She also encouraged her children to sing and do craftwork, and to read a lot.
  1. The Woman Who Made Vincent Famous - Van Gogh Museum. When Jo Bonger was 28, she lost the love of her life. Her husband Theo van Gogh died, leaving Jo behind with their baby son and a flat full of artworks by his brother Vincent.

  2. Out of all the study heads from Nuenen, this woman is the only one whose name is known: Gordina de Groot. She is also at the table in The Potato Eaters. In the winter of 1884-1885, Van Gogh made a large series of paintings in Nuenen (NL): studies of farm workers' heads.

  3. The Woman Who Made Van Gogh Famous. Would the iconic painter have remained unknown if not for his sister-in-law Johanna? By Google Arts & Culture. 3-Johanna van Gogh-Bonger. One of the...

  4. Jul 17, 2024 · But a closer look at Vincent’s art reveals not just the painting before you, but the inner man, the troubled soul balancing reality and insanity, the ideal with the macabre. Jo gave the world both the art and the artist. In 1905, Jo organized a Van Gogh retrospective in Amsterdam.

  5. In 2022, a Vincent van Gogh's self-portrait was revealed during an X-ray of Head of a Peasant Woman, as National Galleries of Scotland was prepping for an upcoming exhibition on impressionism.

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  7. Details. Title: The Italian Woman. Creator Lifespan: 1853 - 1890. Creator Nationality: Dutch. Creator Gender: Male. Date Created: 1887. Provenance: Donation of the baroness Eva Gebhard-Gourgaud,...

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