7 letters found

1. 605 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, Monday, 7 May 1888.

   in note 6:

   See for De Braekeleer’s illness: letter 604, n. 15.

   in translation:

   ...ry fine things by him myself — and by Henri de Braekeleer too, of course. The chap who came to Par...

2. 121 To Theo van Gogh. Amsterdam, Monday, 9 July 1877.

   in note 5:

   ...m a drawing made of the Syndics Room by Henri de Braekeleer in 1883, the painting Aert van Nes by B...

3. 011 To Theo van Gogh. London, Sunday, 20 July 1873.

   in note 9:

   Van Gogh is referring to Henri de Braekeleer, a son of the artist Ferdinand de Braekeleer. At the ‘...

   in translation:

   ...know photographs of paintings by Lagye and De Braekeleer. It’s not the elder De Braekeleer I...

   ...tell me if you ever see anything by Lagye, De Braekeleer, Wauters, Maris, Tissot, George Saal, Jundt...

4. 547 To Theo van Gogh, Antwerp, Monday, 14 December 1885.

   in note 13:

   Since there were no paintings by Henri de Braekeleer among the works in the lottery, Van Gogh must be...

   in translation:

   ...saw various fine things, two studies by Henri de Braekeleer, you know that he has nothing to do with...

   I don’t count Henri de Braekeleer among those seekers of mother-of-pearl everywhere, for with him i...

5. 544 To Theo van Gogh. Antwerp, on or about Thursday, 26 November 1885.

   in note 2:

   ...r these works by Leys letter 354, n. 3. Henri de Braekeleer had made a painting of this dining room ...

   in note 18:

   Henri de Braekeleer, The old inn ‘The Pilots’ House’ in Antwerp, 1877. Ill. 629. The epithet â€...

   in translation:

   ...ears by Vollon in it (Vollon knew him well). Braekeleer, not the bad one, a Brabant inn, curiously go...

6. 604 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, Friday, 4 May 1888.

   in note 15:

   Henri de Braekeleer had a ‘nervous breakdown’ in the 1880-1883 period. See Todts 1988, pp. 73-74....

   in translation:

   ... the Saying grace? True what you say about De Braekeleer. Have you heard that he was suffering from ...

7. 017 To Theo van Gogh. London, beginning of January 1874.

   in translation:

   Leys, Tissot, Lagye, Boughton, Millais, Thijs Maris, Degroux, De Braekeleer Jr.