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RM18 Fragment of a letter to Theo van Gogh containing a copy of the poem ‘St Jerome’s love’ by Thomas Moore. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, about November-December 1889.
in translation:
... him, it would be to admit in good time that one has been vanquished by fate. What became of Vignon?
in note 2:
...quiring about here. Theo was in touch with Victor Vignon, one of the less successful Impressionists....
631 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, on or about Monday, 25 June 1888.
in translation:
...ld benefit from the money I spend by myself. Either Vignon, or Gauguin, or Bernard, or someone else.
592 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, on or about Tuesday, 3 April 1888.
in note 20:
... and business contact of Theo’s, handled Victor Vignon’s work. See also letter 634, n. 9. Mr Gen...
in translation:
...ren’t living alone. What a bad business with Vignon, no doubt Mr Gendre was involved, I wish Mr Gen...
801 To Theo van Gogh. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Tuesday, 10 September 1889.
in translation:
It would be different if père Pissarro or Vignon, for example, wanted to take me into their home. We...
So do it directly, and if he doesn’t want to I would willingly go to Vignon’s.
in note 18:
... to live. See also letter 807, n. 6. Living at Vignon’s was evidently not an option, because the su...
689 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, Wednesday, 26 September 1888.
in translation:
...ose who have a wish to see the south. What has Vignon been doing?? Ah well, if it all turns out for t...

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