6 letters found

1. 600 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, on or about Friday, 20 April 1888.

   in note 14:

   By ‘La Roquette’ Van Gogh meant the wife of the art dealer François Joseph Delarebeyrette, who c...

   ...ried on the trade in Monticellis with her son Gabriel after her husband’s death in 1886. Van Gogh ...

   in translation:

   Perhaps that woman from the Limousin, the Roquette lady, has after all put in a bit of her spiteful g...

2. 625 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, on or about Friday, 15 and Saturday, 16 June 1888.

   in note 11:

   Van Gogh means Gabriel Delarebeyrette, a Parisian art dealer who dealt primarily in Monticelli’s wo...

   in translation:

   ... way it was with Reid — why say that Gabriel de la Roquette’s a scoundrel if you do the same your...

3. 635 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, on or about Sunday, 1 July 1888.

   in note 6:

   This is a reference to the art dealer Evelina Delarebeyrette. See letter 600, n. 14, on the nickname ...

   in translation:

   ...s all too crude a lie, this whole malicious, Jesuitical tale of the Roquette woman about Monticelli.

4. 702 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, Wednesday, 10 or Thursday, 11 October 1888.

   in note 10:

   This is a reference to the art dealer Evelina Delarebeyrette. See letter 600, n. 14, for the nickname...

   in translation:

   One day Mrs de Larebey la Roquette said to me: Monticelli, now, Monticelli, but he was a man who shou...

5. 810 To Theo van Gogh. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, on or about Tuesday, 8 October 1889.

   in translation:

   ...ine landscape by Monticelli that we saw at Delarebeyrette’s, of a tree on some rocks against a suns...

6. 830 Theo van Gogh to Vincent van Gogh. Paris, Sunday, 22 December 1889.

   in note 10:

   ‘La Roquette’ refers to Evelina Delarebeyrette or her son Gabriel Delarebeyrette. The gallery th...

   ...s to Evelina Delarebeyrette or her son Gabriel Delarebeyrette. The gallery they ran together sold man...

   in translation:

   ...thing is the head of a child we saw once at La Roquette’s. The artist seems very sympathetic to me...

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