6 letters found

1. 145 To Theo van Gogh. Etten, Monday, 22 July 1878.

   in note 17:

   Carel Fabritius. The brothers knew Fabritius’s self-portrait (see letter 155, n. 18.)

   in translation:

   ...h a feeling for high art, like a portrait by Fabritius or some other rather mystical paintings from ...

2. 155 To Theo van Gogh. Cuesmes, between about Tuesday, 22 and Thursday, 24 June 1880.

   in note 18:

   ...an Gogh mentions a portrait (of a man) by Carel Fabritius five times, three times explicitly as the ...

   in translation:

   ...sters. You well know that one who is ranked among the minor (?) masters is called Fabritius or Bida.

   I really love the portrait of a man by Fabritius, which one day, also while taking a walk together, w...

3. 175 To Theo van Gogh. Etten, between Wednesday, 12 and Saturday, 15 October 1881.

   in note 9:

   ...er 171), where he saw the Self-portrait by Carel Fabritius (see letter 155, n. 18, first paragraph).

   in translation:

   ...incenhage again for a day. I went to see the Fabritius in Rotterdam on my last journey, and I’m gl...

4. 536 To Theo van Gogh. Nuenen, on or about Tuesday, 20 October 1885.

   in note 10:

   See for Carel Fabritius, Self-portrait: letter 155, n. 18, first paragraph.

   in translation:

   ...because it struck me, just like that head by Fabritius in Rotterdam. If I remember rightly, that nud...

5. 651 To Emile Bernard. Arles, Monday, 30 July 1888.

   in translation:

   ...he direct and true pupils, Vermeer of Delft, Fabritius, Nicolas Maes, Pieter de Hooch, Bol; and thos...

   in note 23:

   ...y twelve paintings that are attributed to Carel Fabritius, and in Van Gogh’s day, too, it was know...

   ...Thoré, the brothers Bernart (Barent) and Carel Fabritius were one and the same person. See exhib. c...

6. 798 To Theo van Gogh. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, on or about Monday, 2 September 1889.

   in note 2:

   For Carel Fabritius’s Self-portrait, see letter 155, n. 18, first paragraph.

   in translation:

   ...All this goes with the Rotterdam portrait of Fabritius, the traveller in the La Caze gallery, into a...

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