portrait of dr. gachet is the most expensive van gogh painting.
what is the most expensive van gogh painting?
portrait of dr. gachet
drawings, water-colours and prints by vincent van gogh





























drawings and water-colours and prints by vincent van gogh is an incomplete list of works on paper and other works by the dutch artist vincent van gogh (1853–1890) that form an important part of his complete body of work.





























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articles that include drawings, water-colours or prints:





























bullet::::- early works of vincent van gogh





























bullet::::- "flowering orchards" (van gogh series)





























bullet::::- "hospital in arles" (van gogh series)





























bullet::::- "langlois bridge at arles" (van gogh series)





























bullet::::- "portrait of dr. gachet"





























bullet::::- "saintes-maries" (van gogh series)





























bullet::::- "yellow house" (painting)
drawings, water-colours and prints by vincent van gogh
since 1993 more than one million people have visited van gogh's room. room 5, restored to its original condition, can be viewed by the public. the nails upon which van gogh hung his canvases are still in the wall. room 5 is bare and unfurnished, but the sparsely furnished room next door inhabited by fellow dutch artist, anton hirschig, provides insight into the spartan atmosphere of the artist's final surroundings. the room contains a high-tech secure show-case, as it is hoped that room 5 will one day house a van gogh painting. in a letter to his brother theo, written during his stay at the auberge ravoux, vincent once confessed his longing to exhibit his work in a café: “some day or another, i believe i will find a way to have my own exhibition in a café”. the institute of van gogh, via van gogh's dream, a non-profit organization created in 1987, believes that too many of van gogh's works are in private hands and thus inaccessible to the public, and aims to fulfill vincent's wish by purchasing one of his auvers paintings and exhibiting it in the room where he died. in his 37 years, van gogh had lived at more than thirty different addresses.
auberge ravoux