Letter from De Wereldbibliotheek to V.W. van Gogh, 22 November 1941 and 28 August 1944 (Van Gogh Muse...
... Gogh Foundation archives)). After the war V.W. van Gogh conceived of a much more ambitious edition ...
...fter Willemien van Gogh’s death in 1941, V.W. van Gogh acquired these twenty-two letters plus a le...
...anuary 1889 (numbered W10 in the edition). V.W. van Gogh also managed to unearth a number of other p...
...r task as the editor of the texts. Her son V.W. van Gogh had meanwhile developed ideas about this, a...
In the short preface to the second volume V.W. van Gogh again made his intentions clear. ‘As in the...
... as presenting the complete correspondence V.W. van Gogh also wanted to bring together all the avail...
This can be read as a mission statement: V.W. van Gogh wanted to provide a counterweight to all the f...
V.W. van Gogh’s approach as a compiler was carefully considered, even though he did not address the...
...ume 4, is particularly clear evidence that V.W. van Gogh had thought about, in this case, the philol...
V.W. van Gogh likewise recorded something of his thought processes in the introduction to the Bernard...
In the case of the Bernard letters, V.W. van Gogh had at least provided a concise explanation, but wh...
V.W. van Gogh was faced with the problem of the different languages in a single edition. As we have s...
...tist (beginning with his time in Brussels) V.W. van Gogh quotes by way of ‘documentation’ passag...
... and a lengthy documentation section. Here V.W. van Gogh introduced the numbering with identifiers f...
..., magazines and books to notes compiled by V.W. van Gogh specifically for the edition containing fac...
V.W. van Gogh also included the biographical article about his mother that he had written for Lettres...
...nd Theo van Gogh’, a family history that V.W. van Gogh compiled from data collected by other peopl...
Although V.W. van Gogh thought that ‘an edition like this is too voluminous for a wide readershipâ€...
V.W. van Gogh’s edition represented the pinnacle of knowledge about the letters at that time. It wa...
...imile, which had already been published in V.W. van Gogh’s edition – the text of a postcard from...
...y Mr C. de Dood, of Amsterdam’ (so wrote V.W. van Gogh in The Complete Letters 1958, pp. XI-XII). ...
...Verzamelde brieven did not mark the end of V.W. van Gogh’s efforts to open up documentation.The em...
...csimile 1977, p. VIII. This is followed by V.W. van Gogh’s introduction explaining the motivation ...
...ears between this and the previous edition V.W. van Gogh’s tone had become considerably more relax...
...ut Van Gogh’s life in the right context. V.W. van Gogh granted him the privilege of examining the ...