... from Van Rappard) and the French painters Emile Bernard (22 letters from Van Gogh) and Paul Gauguin...
...friends with the young avant-garde artists Emile Bernard, Louis Anquetin and Henri de Toulouse-Lautr...
...y mail for an exchange of self-portraits with Bernard and Gauguin, who were in Pont-Aven in Brittany...
...ogh’s friendship and correspondence with Emile Bernard were in some way comparable to those with V...
See Van Gogh 2007 for a detailed examination of the friendship and correspondence with Bernard.
Writing about their meeting in 1890, Bernard said that he saw Van Gogh ‘for the first time in Cormo...
...e dating of Van Gogh’s time with Cormon and Bernard’s remarks about it see Van Tilborgh 2007. Ju...
...’ consisted of Guillaumin, Seurat, Gauguin, Bernard, Anquetin, Angrand, Toulouse-Lautrec, Signac, ...
On Bernard’s influence on Van Gogh’s painting in the Paris period see cat. Amsterdam 2011. For a ...
...f their epistolary contacts also emerges from Bernard’s characterization: ‘I replied to him no l...
...s any change in his friendly feelings towards Bernard. After that break of almost a year the corresp...
...en Van Gogh returned to the north in May 1890 Bernard was not in Paris, so they were unable to meet ...
...fferent in tone from those to Van Rappard and Bernard. They are less direct, more formal, and emanat...
...ch when Van Gogh left Paris, unlike that with Bernard. Gauguin went to Brittany at the end of Januar...
Letter 683. He meant the winter of 1887-1888. Bernard himself wrote that he first met Gauguin in Pont...
...rio only came into being, at a distance, when Bernard called on Gauguin in Pont-Aven on Van Gogh’s...
Bernard’s Self-portrait with portrait of Gauguin, and Gauguin’s Self-portrait with portrait of Be...
...Gogh died three weeks later. Gauguin wrote to Bernard: ‘However sad one is at this death, I do not...