8 letters found

1. 014 To Willem and Caroline van Stockum-Haanebeek. London, between about Thursday, 16 October and Friday, 31 October 1873.

   in note 4:

   Albert Anker, A baptism, 1864 (Lagnau, formerly Amtsersparniskasse). Also published in the ‘Galerie...

   in translation:

   ‘A baptism’ is after Anker, a Swiss, who has painted all manner of subjects, all equally sensitiv...

2. 017 To Theo van Gogh. London, beginning of January 1874.

   in translation:

   ...ne Feyen, Brion, Jundt, George Saal. Israëls, Anker, Knaus, Vautier, Jourdan, Jalabert, Antigna, Co...

3. 036 To Theo van Gogh. Paris, Tuesday, 29 June 1875.

   in note 3:

   Albert Anker’s painting An old Huguenot, 1875 (private collection) was exhibited at the 1875 Salon ...

   in translation:

   ...Funeral in the cornfield’ by Van der Maaten. Anker’s painting of ‘An old Huguenot’, a photo ...

4. 098 To Theodorus van Gogh and Anna van Gogh-Carbentus. Isleworth, Friday, 17 and Saturday, 18 November 1876.

   in note 15:

   Albert Anker, The old Huguenot; see letter 36, n. 3.

5. 132 To Theo van Gogh. Amsterdam, Sunday, 21 October 1877.

   in translation:

   ...itizen and other paintings by Goupil, and then Anker and so many others, what a beautiful whole they...

   in note 24:

   A painting by Albert Anker set in that period is The ‘Länderkinder’. The war of 1798, 1876 (Neuc...

6. 265 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Sunday, 17 or Monday, 18 September 1882.

   in note 15:

   ... is not the case with the work of Knaus, Saal, Anker and Van Muyden (in letter 267 Van Gogh gives a ...

7. 267 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Tuesday, 19 September 1882.

   in note 1:

   ...ier (the Elder) was Swiss by birth, as were Albert Anker and Alfred van Muyden, both mentioned later;...

   in translation:

   ...o seem to multiply daily, while the more sober artists are no less rare than they always were. Anker

8. 336 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, on or about Wednesday, 11 April 1883.

   in note 18:

   Albert Anker was to live until 1910.

   in translation:

   Is ANKER still alive? I think of his work often, I find it so sound and so delicately felt. He’s on...

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