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It's amazing how much things change over time. I had a conversation today with a dear photographer friend who will remain un-named. I will tell you this, if I did give you his name, you would find extremely familiar! Anyway we talked about a number of things but one was the move that is happening in the photo market place. As a good part of the photo community is aging and the need for smaller and lighter equipment is becoming more prevalent. As had been my experience, a number of other longtime DSLR shooters have "had" to make a lighter choice! Now deciding to make that kind of a change, is not an easy choice, in fact the many people I've talked to, that have made that change, did it with a great deal of trepidation. Why such angst?
First of all, many, in fact, most of the shooters out there my age, or anywhere close to it, have either been Nikon or Canon shooters. When you use a brand of camera for over 40 years you may develop pretty serious attachments. I certainly did, and I've heard the same story from a good number of others. No matter how much you love something if you can't carry it, it doesn't matter. I'm saying this because as my friend said on the phone today, it's pretty hard to walk down a different road. I don't mean to drag you guys into this hand wringing, but it's going on with more folks than you might think! Nikon and Canon, and in fairness Leica, have been the far and away choices to serious photographers. If you were a sports shooter, or needed a rugged, weatherproof camera you are going to be a Nikon or Canon shooter. If you want the most expensive and highly craft, essentially hand made camera in the world, with extraordinary glass, you probably already own a Leica!
That's all well and fine, but if you're a photographer and those are no longer viable options, (because of size and weight), what do you do? It's not simple, as a lifelong Nikon shooter I enjoyed wonderful sensors, great glass, and very well engineered, rugged, bodies. I'm not saying that because I used to work for Nikon, I'm saying it from the heart.
As they say, the water flows under the bridge and as you look back the bridge is disappearing as you head on downstream. Now let me brag on my solution! I had only three "requirements" as I looked for a replacement system; (1) The best image quality I could get, (2) a system that had the build quality and ease of use I was accustomed to, and (3) Really sharp , well made lenses, that covered the needs I had in terms of speed and focal length range.
So how has the Fuji X System met those needs?
ONE: Image quality. The X bodies with the X-Trans Sensor have much better than adequate resolution being 16 mega pixel, APS-C size. Because the sensors are larger than many smaller system cameras, the noise is extremely low, even at 6400 ISO. Fuji color is simply magical, the best I've ever experienced and their unique feature allowing three files all of different color palettes or monochrome, makes image making much more productive! While the D800 certainly was the detail king, but for me, I seldom needed that much resolution, and these smaller files are a joy to work with! I have to say, I'm thrilled with the image quality of the Fuji X System cameras. (I own the X-Pro1, the X-E2, and the X100s and these comments area true of all three).
TWO Build Quality & Ease of Use. The Fuji bodies are very, very well built, and have taken some hard use in stride! I would not say, however, they are in a league with the heavy built Nikons and Canons, or Leicas. The other area that I'm slightly concerned with is that they are not sealed against water. While I have shot in rain and snow, I've protected them, and had no problems. Truthfully if it is raining I'm usually enjoying a cold beverage, waiting for it to stop! One part of the build that I am very excited about is the retro design which returns all the major controls; Aperture, Shutter Speed knob and Exposure Compensation to places I'm used to finding them, and comfortable working with!!!!!! I simply love the design!
THREE Lens Quality. This was my greatest fear, because I honestly believed that no one, and I do mean no one made glass as good as my beloved Nikkors. Time out, Canon makes some lenses that are just stellar, so does Olympus, Panasonic, Sony, and all the other manufacturers, but I have always felt that, lens for lens, Nikkors are the best. *(Yes, for you Leicaphiles, Leica lenses are stellar, and stupid expensive, and cover a pathetically small range, but I'll give it to you that the quality is amazing!) I have to be honest the Fujinon glass was my most wonderful surprise. I was well aware of the long prestigious history of Fujinon glass used in the television, (video and film), and big format cameras, but these lenses designed for the new X system are simply stunning glass. I own the 14mm, 23mm, 35mm, 18-55, 60mm Micro (used in the image at the top), and the 55-200. Several more are coming in early 2014, and I already have them on order! These lenses are great! And my current set gives me 21mm to 300mm coverage almost without gaps!!!
So, to sum all this up, I still feel a little guilty, but my back and shoulder never hurts from trying to carry too much heavy gear, and my images are getting better all the time, because I'm having a lot more fun!
Merry Christmas,
the pilgrim
Photo Note: Fuji X-E2, 60mm Micro lens f22 @ 2.2 seconds, lit with a portable LED light. Common kitchens soda straws, held together with a rubber band!
Couple of other shots from a trip out today! Fuji X-E2 with the 23mm (35mm equiv,) f 1.4 lens
Fine dining in Corbin!
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One of the highlights of my Christmas seasons is a visit to a little church in our town where my daughter and her family attend. A week or so before Christmas they have the children's Christmas nativity play. It's one of the sweetest evenings seeing these little children acting out the scene at the manger, as the Christmas story is read in scripture. The small congregation sings some of the most wonderful Christmas hymns, Joy to the World, Away in a Manger, and Silent Night. At the end of the evening the pastor shared a precious story. It seems another group of children were performing a nativity play and at the end they each held up a card with a single letter, they spelled out C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S L-O-V-E. Little Johnny, who was shy and withdrawn, noticed that some in the congregation were laughing. Little Johnny knew it was something he had done, but he didn't know what!
The pastor saw that Johnny was holding his letter upside down. Little Johnny was holding the M. The pastor wisely stepped between Johnny and the child next to him and told the congregation, "see little Johnny got it exactly right Christ Was Love. Please let me add, he is still love today, and he will be love in all your tomorrows! He does not want you to feel alone, afraid, unwanted, un-needed, He wants you to know He values you, loves you, and accepts you, and that He is offering you His forgiveness! That's why He came, that's what we celebrate every Christmas day, and every day!! The children did get it right, if we ever had anything in life worth celebrating it is the coming of our Savior!
Merry Christmas,
the pilgrim
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I imagine your response was, "well, whoop-de-doo!" Can't say that I blame you, but I have something a little deeper to share about the occurrence….. I know, you're not surprised, are you?
Here is the back story. I've been retired from Nikon since July 1st of this summer. I had a lot of thoughts about what retirement was going to be like, many of them were dead on, but the most important impact on me personally was not so obvious. I knew I was going to enjoy being home more, being with Sherelene more, not being home only to re-pack, for the next mission. What I never expected was I've learned what most people take for granted. They build their lives around the best, and most simple things, relationships! Don't get me wrong, I knew I loved my wife, and I treasured our time together, but it was always on the timer, counting down until I had to leave again. Most of my friends often told me how much they wish they were living my life, I would often think I would trade places with you, but honestly I loved being on my way to big events, air shows, exciting meetings, beautiful, and interesting locations. The thing is I didn't know what it was like to have "unlimited time at home"! Tonight Sherelene had some charts to do and so she was set up next to the TV doing her charts and watching Kentucky and North Carolina play a big basketball game, to those who cared.
I was in the kitchen watching and episode of American Pickers, that I've probably seen before. When I went in to kiss Sherelene and ask how the game was going she was on pins and needles as the lead was constantly changing. She said, "why aren't you watching the game?" My answer shocked her. I've always been a big Kentucky basketball fan, but in the last few years I've come to have a completely different attitude about sports, even Kentucky basketball. My answer was as follows; "You see these two teams are going to run up and down the court, and score, and someone will get a little ahead, sometimes they will be be tied, and sometimes be behind one another. Near the end of the game one team will pull away, or it will be close, but when the buzzer sounds, one team will have less points and loose. It's just a game, why should I sit in front of the TV chewing my nails down to the quick, when tomorrow it won't matter!"
The important thing will be I'm home with Sherelene, and we did the kinds of things normal people do! I brought home pizza tonight!
the pilgrim
Photo Note: shot with my iPad!
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You may be wondering what some lobster floats has to do with Christmas? Let me start by asking you a question, please? Which Christmas is this for you? Your first, your tenth, your forty fifth? I have often thought that your first "real" Christmas comes after you've given your heart and life to the One Who's birth we celebrate. Once you know Him you will never look at Christmas the same way, ever again! My greatest hope, my deepest desire, is that everyone I know and love will know Christmas as I know it. There are dozens of people that are on my specific prayer list, people whom I greatly love, that have not yet accepted Christ's offer of forgiveness.
In scripture it says he will make us fishers of men. I know that is what I am, it is my most fervent mission. What better time could there be to meet Him than as we approach His birthday!
I can tell you one thing for certain, you will never receive any gift so precious as His love, acceptance and forgiveness!
Merry Christmas,
the pilgrim
P.S. I had lunch with Chuck Summers today, we both drove over a couple of hours each to have one of our too infrequent lunches. On the drive home I was reminded of how blessed I am to have a man like Chuck, be willing to call me his friend! This is just one of the wonderful rewards of accepting our Lord! He will fill your life with His special servants and you're new bothers and sisters!
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You can use the :eq selector, for example:
$("td:eq(2)").css("color", "red"); // gets the third td element
Or the Traversing/eq function:
$("td").eq(2).css("color", "red");
Also, remember that the indexes are zero-based.
if you have control over the query which builds the jQuery object, use :eq()
If you don't have control over it (for example, it's being passed from another function or something), then use .eq()
var $thirdElement = $jqObj.eq(2);
Or if you want a section of them (say, the third, fourth and fifth elements), use .slice()
var $third4th5thElements = $jqObj.slice(2, 5);
I think you can use this
$("ul li:nth-child(2)").append(" - 2nd!");
It finds the second li in each matched ul and notes it.
.eq() -An integer indicating the 0-based position of the element.
Consider a page with a simple list on it:
list item 1
list item 2
list item 3
list item 4
We can apply this method to the set of list items:
$( "li" ).eq( 2 ).css( "background-color", "red" );
For more information : .eq()
For iterations using a selector doesn't seem to make any sense though:
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When it runs, there are two items in the ordered list that show, First, and Third. The second was hidden.
If you already have the jquery object in a variable, you can also just treat it as a normal indexed array, without the use of jquery:
var all_rows = $("tr");
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//additionally, you can use it again in a jquery selector
Although the above example is not useful in any way, it is representing how you can treat objects created by jquery as indexed arrays.


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This invention relates to a supermarket price tag system and more particularly to a system where an image of the article which is on the shelf appears on the price tag and wherein the price of the article can be changed without replacing the entire price tag.
Many supermarkets have price tags on the shelves adjacent to the articles to which they correspond. Their purpose is to enable consumers to quickly and easily determine the total price of the article and its unit price, i.e., the cost per pound or per ounce. The unit price enables a consumer to compare the relative cost of similar items which are packaged in different quantities.
However, these tags suffer from several deficiencies. Thus, it is often difficult to ascertain precisely which article the tag relates to. Further, if a person has poor eyesight, or is not familiar with the English language, then the price tag is of no value.
Additionally, whenever the price of the article or its size changes, it is necessary for the tag to be removed and replaced by another tag showing the new article price and unit price. Still further, it is often difficult for the customer to determine which of the prices on the tag is the unit price, and which is the price of the article. This is because both prices appear in a uniform size. Thus, they cannot be distingushed unless are studied closely.
It would be desirable to have a price tag system for a store shelf which is permanently mounted on the shelf and which has readily replaceable pricing information. Preferably, such a pricing system would comprise a tag made of a rigid thermoplastic mounted on a frame which was permanently connected to the shelf.
The tag would have an image of the article to which it corresponded mounted directly on it with the pricing information placed on labels which were adhesively bonded to the tag. Thus, if the pricing of the article should change, the existing label could be peeled from the tag and a new label with the new pricing information installed.
Briefly, the invention relates to a price tag system adapted to be mounted on shelving comprising a shelf with a price tag supporting bracket connected to it. A price tag is supported by the bracket. It includes an image of the article to which the price tag corresponds and a peelable label on which the price of the article and the unit price of the article can be placed.
A further aspect of the invention relates to a price tag system comprising a price tag and an image of the article to which the price tag corresponds, and the cost of the article and its unit price on separate portions of a peelable label.
Still further, the invention relates to a peelable label system for use on a price tag which comprises a substrate on which are adhesively connected a plurality of labels where each of the labels comprises two zones of different sizes where one of the zones is adapted to receive the price of an article, and the other of said zones is adapted to receive the unit price of the article.
The invention will be better understood and further advantages and the uses thereof will be readily apparent when considered in view of the following detailed description of an exemplary embodiment, taken with the accompanying drawing in which:
FIG. 1 is a prespective view of a shelving rack showing the proposed invention in its operating environment.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of a price tag constructed in accordance with a presently preferred form of the invention.
FIG. 3 is a section view taken along line 33 of FIG. 2.
FIG. 4 is a prespective view of a plurality of labels constructed in accordance with the presently preferred form of the invention mounted on a rectangular sheet.
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a plurality of labels constructed in accordance with the presently preferred form of the invention mounted on a rolled strip.
Referring to FIG. 1, a shelving system 10 on which the proposed price tag system is to be used is seen. The shelving system 10 comprises a plurality of horizontally extending shelves 12, 14 and 16.
At spaced locations along the shelving, at places that correspond to the placement of articles on the shelves are mounted a plurality of brackets 22. Each bracket comprises a member 24 by which it is connected to the shelf and a generally rectangular frame 26.
A price tag 34 is supported in each rectangular frame 26.
As seen in FIG. 2, each price tag 34 may be a generally rectangular member whose dimensions may be approximately 2 inches by 3 inches. The price tags 34 may be made of a suitable plastic and may be permanently mounted in the frames 26.
Each price tag comprises at least two zones, namely, an image zone 38 and a pricing zone 42. Preferably, zones 38 and 42 are displaced laterally from each other by a distance sufficiently large enough to permit inclusion of bar coding information and the like.
As seen in FIG. 2, the image zone 38 contains an image of the article on the shelf to which it corresponds. Thus, the image of a container of a particular brand and size soup would be illustrated on the price tag 34 adjacent to the shelf location for that brand and size soup.
The pricing information would appear on a label 46 peelably mounted on the price tag in the pricing zone 42.
The label 46 comprises two portions. The first portion 50 is an enlarged rectangular element with its principal dimension extending horizontally when supported by the price tag 38. Attached to it is a second portion 54. The second portion 54 may also be a rectangular element with its principal dimension extending horizontally. Preferably, the second portion 54 of the label 46 is an extension of the lower edge of the first portion 50 and is disposed to one side of the first portion 50 so that the label has a generally "L" shaped appearance.
Preferably, the larger first portion 50 is for receiving indicia corresponding to the retail price of the article whose image appears in image zone 38 while the second portion 54 is for receiving indicia corresponding to the unit price if the article in cost per pound, per ounce or the like.
Further, if desired the first portion 50 and the second portion 54 may be different colors to make their purposes more readily apparent to the consumer. Thus, the first portion 50 could be white while the second portion 54 could be red or orange.
The indicia may preferably be black so that it will readily stand out in both portions 50 and 54.
As seen in FIG. 3, each of the labels 46 has a layer of adhesive 58 attached to its rear surface 60 so that it can be peelably connected to the price tag 34.
Referring to FIG. 4, a plurality of peelable labels 46 are shown attached to a substrate comprising a rectangular sheet 64 having a surface which will easily permit the labels 46 to be peeled therefrom so that they can be adhesively and peelably attached to the price tag 34.
In FIG. 5 the labels 46 are shown attached to a substrate comprising a strip of material similar to that illustrated in FIG. 4. However, in this instance it is coiled into a roll 68.
The invention is used by merely mounting the brackets 22 on a shelf adjacent to the articles to which they are to correspond. The price tags may have the images of the articles permanently imprinted on them, or they may be attached by a suitable adhesive. The labels 46 are prepared by applying indicia that corresponds to the price of the article and the unit price to the respective portions 50 and 54. The labels are then peeled from the rectangular substrate (FIG. 4) or the strip (FIG. 5) and attached to the pricing zone 42 of the price tag 34. Because the two portions 50 and 54 of the label are different sizes and different colors, consumers will be greatly assisted in determining which price is the unit price and which is the price of the article.
When the price of the article changes, it will not be necessary to remove and dispose of the entire price tag. All that need be done is to peel the label 46 and to replace it with a new label 46 with the new pricing information.
While the invention has been described with respect to a particular embodiment, it is apparent that other embodiments can be employed to achieve the intended results. Thus, the scope of the invention should not be limited by the foregoing description, but, rather only by the scope of the claims appended hereto.
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|Filing date
|Publication date
|Nov 26, 1929
|Jun 2, 1931
|Daniel S Coppersmith
|Marker for plants or flowers
|Apr 3, 1957
|Aug 5, 1958
|Topflight Corp
|Self-destroying pressure sensitive label
|Jul 2, 1963
|Oct 12, 1965
|Gift Stars Inc
|Coded coupon
|Jul 11, 1969
|Mar 17, 1970
|Litton Business Systems Inc
|Pressure sensitive label strip construction
|Nov 4, 1974
|Nov 23, 1976
|Monarch Marking Systems, Inc.
|Web of record assemblies
|Sep 11, 1978
|Apr 7, 1981
|Pin-feed label stock for drive transport systems and method of forming same
|Nov 13, 1979
|Jun 15, 1982
|Kabushiki Kaisha Sato
|Pressure sensitive label strip
|Jan 6, 1983
|May 28, 1985
|Stone Joel R
|System for providing updated product and pricing information for retailer
|Mar 9, 1983
|Jul 30, 1985
|Jacob Fast
|Merchandise information tag with improved mounting arrangement
|Jul 9, 1984
|Aug 13, 1985
|Buck David J
|Garden row marker
|Aug 12, 1983
|Dec 9, 1986
|Kabushiki Kaisha Ishida Koki Seisakusho
|Two-color thermosensitive label
|Nov 25, 1986
|Feb 16, 1988
|Kazuaki Fujita
|Sticker to be adhered on envelopes or postcards
|Jul 30, 1987
|Jan 3, 1989
|Value Savers Unlimited
|Method for organizing merchandising coupons and coupon storage device
|Nov 2, 1987
|Jun 27, 1989
|Jones Alvin K
|Service locator
|Aug 11, 1988
|Sep 12, 1989
|Smithson Harry A
|Photo check
|"Coding Labels" by Dennison, Jacobs Gardner Office Product, p. 741, 1988.
|Coding Labels by Dennison, Jacobs Gardner Office Product, p. 741, 1988.
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|Filing date
|Publication date
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|Jul 31, 2001
|Ncr Corporation
|Apparatus for grouping electronic price labels
|Oct 30, 1997
|Aug 7, 2001
|Ncr Corporation
|Apparatus for grouping electronic price labels
|U.S. Classification
|283/81, 40/638, 40/657
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Aug 11, 1992
|Patent available for license or sale
|May 18, 1995
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|Jun 16, 1999
|Fee payment
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|Jul 9, 2003
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
|Dec 24, 2003
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|Feb 17, 2004
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- Updates November 2014
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Updates (Version November 2014)
Letter 31, n. 2:
'Haarlemse Sluis on the Singel' changed to: 'Haarlemse Sluis on Singel'
Letter 109, n. 5:
'The flower market on the Singel' changed to: 'The flower market on Singel'
Letter 131, n. 2, added at the end of the note:
Two days later Van Gogh visited the Trippenhuis again, writing his name in the visitors' book. See Groot and De Vries 1990, p. 57.
Letter 148, n. 22 changed to:
See letter 85, in which Van Gogh wrote that one had to be 24 years old to be an evangelist 'among the workers and the poor' in London.
Letter 152, n. 1 changed to:
Since January, Vincent had been working as an evangelist, giving Bible readings, teaching and visiting the sick. See letter 150, n. 2.
Letter 156, n. 9 changed to:
This drawing and its pendant, which Van Gogh mentions later in the letter, are both unknown.
Letter 157, n. 8 added at the end of the note:
The 'croquis' is the letter sketch Miners in the snow at dawn in letter 156, which was done after an earlier drawing.
Letter 193, translation:
'steal it?)' changed to: 'steal it?).'
Letter 214, translation:
'pay Tersteeg I have' changed to: 'pay Tersteeg – I have'
Letter 280, noot 11 changed to:
... had moved in 1875 from Plaats 14 to Plaats 20 in The Hague.
Letter 288, n. 5 changed to:
Meissonier did several studio scenes in which a painter or draughtsman is seen from behind. Van Gogh probably means A painter, 1855, The Cleveland Museum of Art. Ill. 252. This painting was well known through Bingham's photo, reproduced in Burty 1866, p. 86 (cf. letter 38, n. 9).
Letter 332, translation:
'stivers' changed to: 'stuivers'
Letter 439, n. a:
'l. 278' changed to: 'l. 196'
Letter 545, n. 9:
1888 changed to: 1885
Letter 569, translation:
'figurepainting' changed to: 'figure painting'
Letter 613, n. 2 and letter 615, n. 12:
The plain of La Crau (F 1448 / JH 1432) changed to: View from Montmajour (F 1448 / JH 1432)
Letter 638, note added:
4. In Loti's novel Madame Chrysanthème, which Van Gogh was reading at the time (see letters 637 and 639), there are similar illustrations of cicadas. See Loti 1888, pp. 107, 286 and 312.
Letter 639, n. 6 changed to:
The painting Sunset at Montmajour (F - / JH - ), which he had done two weeks earlier on Montmajour (see letter 636).
Letter 677:
Notes 9 and 10 have been reversed.
Letter 721, n. 15:
'1880' changed to: '1881'
Letter 776, n. 7:
'Island fisherman' changed to: 'Icelandic fisherman'
Letter 783, n. 5:
'Parrin' changed to: 'Perrin'
Letter 790, n. 7, added at the end of the note:
Cf. letter 638, n. 4.
Letter 791, n. 1 changed to:
On Sunday, 7 July 1889 Van Gogh undertook a supervised journey to Arles (see letters 787 and 789).
Letter 865, n. 3 changed to:
The estate contains a heliogravure of The raising of Lazarus (Ill. 357), published by Amand-Durand in the series Eaux-fortes et gravures des maîtres anciens, an engraving and a reproduction (Amsterdam, Van Gogh Museum, inv. nos. t574, t476 and p991, respectively). The heliogravure is a reproduction of the fifth state of Rembrandt's etching (B73), which was in the Dutuit Collection in Paris. Van Gogh's painting The raising of Lazarus (after a detail from an etching by Rembrandt) (F 677 / JH 1672) is based on the heliogravure; cf. the sketch in letter 866.
Letter 873, Date, changed to:
The letter was most likely written on the day of Van Gogh's arrival in Auvers. In this letter he tells about his first visit to Gachet and reflects on his stay in Paris. Dr Gachet noted in his diary on 20 May: 'M. Van Gogh'. See Paul Gachet, Deux amis des impressionnistes: le docteur Gachet et Murer. Paris 1956, p. 106. On 20 May 1890 Jo van Gogh-Bonger made entries in her Household book for 'railway' and 'carriage' (0.20 en 2.00 francs, respectively). These expenses presumably indicate that Vincent went to the station that day (Wednesday, 21 May contains no entries that could be connected with his departure on that day). See Household book of Mrs Theodorus van Gogh-Bonger, April 1889 - September 1891 (FR b2211). Jo's brother, Andries Bonger, wrote on 21 May 1890 to his parents: 'Vincent the painter has already left' (FR b1852). On the basis of this information, we have dated Van Gogh's letter to Tuesday, 20 May 1890. Twenty-five years later, however, Jo said that Vincent had left on 21 May (Brieven 1914, p. lxi), though her reasons for saying this are not clear.
Letter 896, n. 9:
'Edmund Walpole Brooke (?-?), (English?) artist' changed to: 'Edmund Walpole Brooke (1865-?), Australian artist'
RM15, note added:
1. This painting by Monet is Under the pine trees at the end of the day : see letter 615, n. 11.
Letter 288, n. 5:
Image of Meissonier, A painter, 1855, The Cleveland Museum of Art (ill. 252).
Letter 363, n. 20:
New image of Breitner, Een hoefsmid te Brabant (ill. 633).
Biographical & historical context, section 4:
New image of Vincent van Gogh at the age of 19 (Amsterdam, Van Gogh Museum / Vincent van Gogh Foundation). Image corrected through reversal.
Credit lines
'Upperville, Collection of Mr and Mrs Paul Mellon' changed to: 'Washington, National Gallery of Art, Collection of Mr and Mrs Paul Mellon'
Biographical & historical context
Section 3.3:
'Between January and May 1889 he paid 21.50 francs a month' changed to: 'Between December 1888 and May 1889 he paid 21.50 francs a month'
1877, 20 September
Visits the Trippenhuis again and leaves his signature in the visitors' book (131).
1889, 7 July
Travels to Arles with an escort to collect paintings (787, 789).
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Letters 43, 325, 618,
740, 851, and 853, Location:
Private Collection / Musée des Lettres et Manuscrits, Brussels.
Letter 93, n. 13 changed to:
Elbert Jan van Wisselingh had received his training at Goupil's in The Hague (1864-1866) and in Paris (1866-1874). He and the art dealer Daniel Cottier were business partners in London in the years 1874-1882. Their gallery was at 8 Pall Mall. See Heijbroek and Wouthuysen 1999. The windows are located in St Andrew's Church in Owslebury, near Winchester. They were commissioned by William Carnegie, 8th Earl of Northesk, as a memorial to his wife and daughter, who both died before him. Both women are depicted as the Virgin Mary. In the family scrapbook of the earl's descendants, Max Donnelly found photographs of the designs that Van Gogh had described. See Max Donnelly, '"Such a noble face": Vincent van Gogh, Daniel Cottier and the Northesk memorials', Burlington Magazine 153 (2011), pp. 568-571. Ills. 3099-3102.
Letter 93, n. 15 changed to:
Heb. 11:1. The quotation that Van Gogh saw in the original design was replaced with: 'Fear not, only believe'. See Max Donnelly, '"Such a noble face": Vincent van Gogh, Daniel Cottier and the Northesk memorials', The Burlington Magazine 153 (2011), p. 571.
Letter 262, Location:
Auction Monte Carlo, 18 July 2012.
Letter 280, n. 7 second paragraph changed to:
There are several versions of Daumier's The third-class carriage; see Maison 1968, vol. 1, pp. 141-143, cat. nos. I-165 and I-166. In 1888 and 1890 Theo was to sell two works with this subject (GRI, Goupil Ledgers). Theo had probably seen the version now in the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa (Ill. 58); which was sold at auction in Paris on May 8, 1882 (no. 7). The version in the Metropolitan Museum was in a private collection by 1878 and is not known to have been seen publicly until purchased by Durand-Ruel in 1892. See cat. Daumier 1808–1879 (National Gallery of Canada, 1999), no. 270 and http://www.metmuseum.org/Collections/search-the-collections/436095.
Letter 361, translation:
'the large one in Mesdag' changed to: 'Mesdag's large one'
Letter 500, n. 19 changed to:
Millet's The church at Gréville, which Van Gogh had seen in the Musée du Luxembourg in 1875; see letter 36, n. 9.
Letter 509, original text:
'in zijn eigen land' changed to: 'in mijn eigen land'
'buiten mijn eigen land' changed to: 'buiten zijn eigen land'
Letter 569, n. 13:
'Charles Antoine (also known as Antonio Cristobal)' changed to: 'Cristóbal de Antonio (1862 or 1870 - ?)'
Letter 636, n. 3 changed to:
Sunset at Montmajour (F - / JH -). See Louis van Tilborgh et al. 2013.
Letter 660, n. 6 changed to:
Sunset at Montmajour (F - / JH -). See letter 636, n. 3.
Letter 683, n. 29 changed to:
… lessons.' Quoted in Verzamelde brieven 1973, vol. 3, p. 95. The music teacher was Hein van der Zande (1820-1903), according to Dimmen Gestel in Het Eindhovensch Dagblad, 10 October 1930. Charles Blanc had written …
Letter 716, Location:
Private collection.
Letter 716, Source status:
Original manuscript.
Letter 716, original text:
'e[n] train' changed to: 'en train'
Letter 736, n. 5:
'possibly' changed to 'probably'.
Letter 774, n. 3 changed to:
… with Theo. From letter 775 it emerges that Joseph Roulin had at least one portrait in his possession, though which of the above-mentioned it was cannot be said with certainty either. It could not have been the large Joseph Roulin (F 432 / JH 1522) that Van Gogh had withheld from the August consignment (see letter 660) because he used that to make three more portraits of Roulin. See cat. Otterlo 2003, p. 267. Roulin may have received this painting later. It came into the possession of Cornelis Hoogendijk, who probably acquired it from Vollard. In 1900 …
Letter 811, n. 9 changed to:
Landscape in the neighbourhood of Saint-Rémy (F 726 / JH 1874). Ill. 3107.
Letter 879, n. 11, added at the end of the note:
He had sent the painting to Theo on 29 April, see letters 863 and 867.
Letter 891, n. 6 changed to:
Probably Landscape in the neighbourhood of Saint-Rémy (F 726 / JH1874), which measures 33 x 41 cm. Another possibility is F 723 / JH 1722, which measures 37.5 x 30.5 cm.
Letters 246, n. 13 and 594, n. 16:
New image of Rousseau's The descent of the cattle in the High Jura mountains (ill. 402).
Letter 280, n. 7:
Image of Honoré Daumier, The Third-class Carriage, c. 1863-1865, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa (ill. 58).
Letter 691:
New images of pages 2r:5 and 2v:6.
Letter 716:
New images of the letter (recto and verso).
Letters 811, n. 9 and 891, n. 6:
Image of Landscape in the neighbourhood of Saint-Rémy (F 726 / JH 1874) (ill. 3107).
Letter 842:
New images of the letter (recto and verso).
1886, 1 May-30 June: 'Visits the Salon, and lists the names of 21 painters who exhibited there in his sketchbook of the period (Amsterdam, Van Gogh Museum).'
Publication history
'she was also guilty of outright censorship; she expunged from the correspondence all mention of her sister-in-law Anna, with whom she did not get on.' changed to: 'she also expunged from the correspondence – probably by mutual agreement – paragraphs about people who were still alive.'
Van Tilborgh et al. 2013
Louis van Tilborgh, Teio Meedendorp and Oda van Maanen, ''Sunset at Montmajour': a newly discovered painting by Vincent van Gogh', in The Burlington Magazine 155 (2013), pp. 696-705.
Updates (version June 2012)
A recently discovered letter was added (letter 1a).
Letter 12, n. 7 changed to:
Dulwich Picture Gallery, Britain's oldest public gallery with a famous collection of seventeenth-century paintings. On Monday, 4 August, Van Gogh wrote his signature 'VWvanGogh the Hague' in the visitor's book (Documentation Dulwich Picture Gallery). Ill. 3104.
Letter 43, Location:
Auction Sotheby's New York, 13 December 2011, lot 174.
Letter 156, n. b changed to:
Sclôneurs and sclôneuses were usually children who worked deep underground in the passages immediately behind a miner and dragged the coal away in baskets. Those baskets were known as sclônes in the local patois. With thanks to Freddy Godart. The term 'sclôneuse' (a woman who worked in the pits) is also found in Zola's Germinal.
Letter 159, n. 1 changed to:
Van Gogh had meanwhile installed himself in Brussels in a small lodging-house at 72 boulevard du Midi (Zuidlaan). He was not registered at this address, however. For a photo of this location (from the Archives de la Ville de Bruxelles), see Tralbaut 1969, p. 74.
Letter 160, n. 3 changed to:
From the first week of November 1880 Van Gogh was enrolled as a student at the Koninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten (Royal Academy of Fine Arts) at Brussels for the course 'Dessin d'après l'antique: torse et fragments' (Drawing from antiquity: torso and fragments), under registration number 8488. See exhib. cat. Brussels 1987, pp. 239-242; and De Bodt 1995, p. 278. Van Gogh's failure to write anything at all about his experiences at the Academy led Hulsker to doubt whether he actually attended any classes (Hulsker 1990-1, p. 91). He must have done, though, for he took part in a concours on 5 December 1880. See Bart Moens, De kunstenaarsopleiding van Vincent van Gogh in Brussel. Unpublished bachelor's thesis, Vrije Universiteit Brussel 2012, pp. 36-47. It emerges from letter 161 and others that Van Gogh left the academy shortly afterwards, probably because he finished last in the concours.
Letter 178, n. 1 changed to:
Van Rappard lived at rue Lombard 17, around the corner from Zuidstraat, where the Academie voor Schone Kunsten was housed. The enrolment register shows that Van Rappard attended the 1880-81 and 1881-82 courses. That makes it very unlikely that he attended the Academie in Sint Joost, as was previously thought; see exhib. cat. Amsterdam 1974, p. 12.
Letter 217, translation:
'etching with no burr' changed to 'undeburred etching'
Letter 217, n. 2:
'etching with no burr' changed to 'undeburred etching'
Letter 259, translation:
'the cuisine of art' changed to 'the cookery of art'
Letter 317, translation:
'numbers' changed to 'nos.'
Letter 357, n. 4 changed to:
The painting is most probably L'attente – Le samedi à Villerville, Calvados (Waiting – Saturday at Villerville, Calvados) (present whereabouts unknown). A photograph of the work was published in L'Illustration 43 (21 March 1885), pp. 189-190. Ill. 664. The etching by Butin is ill. 3105.
Letter 534, n. 8 changed to:
Frans Hals, The merry drinker, c. 1628-1630. Ill. 150. Van Gogh borrowed the term 'citron amorti' (dull lemon) from De Goncourt's Chérie, where an artist talks of 'la nuance citron amorti', which was a fashionable colour in the eighteenth century (ed. 1884, p. 182). Van Gogh had just read this book (see n. 18).
Letter 551, original text:
'Delacrocheachtigheid' changed to 'Delarocheachtigheid'
Letter 555, n. 2 changed to:
This work with nude torsos was overpainted by Van Gogh in Paris with Still life with meadow flowers and roses, 1886 (F 278 / JH 1103). Ill. 3103. See Luuk Struick van der Loeff et al., 'Rehabilitation of a flower still life in the Kröller-Müller Museum and a lost Antwerp painting by Van Gogh', in Van Gogh: New Findings. Van Gogh Studies 4. Zwolle and Amsterdam 2012, pp. 33-54.
Letter 569, original text and translation:
'though not being one of the club yet I have much admired' changed to 'though not being one of the club, yet I have much admired'
Letter 573, translation:
'humble' changed to 'obedient'
Letter 663, n. 1:
'Van Gogh undoubtedly saw the work at the Millet exhibition in Paris in 1887' changed to 'Van Gogh saw the work at the Millet exhibition in Paris in 1887'.
Letter 698, n. 8:
'Unpublished letter from Bernard to his father, 28 January 1900, Getty Center' changed to 'Letter from Bernard to his father, 28 January 1900 (Bernard lettres 2012, no. 249).'
Letter 753, n. 1 changed to:
Van Gogh must be referring to the café proprietor Joseph Ginoux and his wife, Marie, who were friends of his. Ginoux had not signed the petition, but the statement he made to the police confirmed the neighbours' complaints about Van Gogh's indecent behaviour. See letter 750, nn. 2 and 3, Documentation, shortly before 27 February 1889, and Ill. 2278-2280.
Letter 776, n.4 changed to:
the Berceuse he had left with Tanguy had been sold for 600 francs. See Bernard lettres 2012, no. 147, p. 338.
Letter 822, n. 4 changed to:
This refers to the painted sketch for Millet's painting Birth of the calf, c. 1864, which Van Gogh must have seen at the retrospective exhibition of Millet's work in Paris in 1887. This first, unfinished version (ill. 1170) was well-known through the engraving that Maxime François Antoine Lalanne made after it for the catalogue of the Alfred Saucède sale in 1879 (Lugt 1938-1987, no. 38966).
Letter 879, n. 15 changed to:
Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, Inter Artes et Naturam (Between art and nature), 1890 (Musée de Rouen). A smaller version is now in the Metropolitan Museum in New York (Ill. 316). Van Gogh had seen the painting at the exhibition of the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts. See exhib. cat. Paris 1890-4, p. xxii, no. 718, and RM21. Van Gogh made the letter sketch (F - / JH -) from memory.
RM03, Date:
'(before 1875)' changed to '(end 1874 - early 1875)'
1886, 1 May-30 June:
'Probably visits the Salon' changed to 'Visits the Salon, and lists the names of 18 painters who exhibited there in his sketchbook of the period (Amsterdam, Van Gogh Museum).'
1886, 15 May-15 June:
'Probably visits the eighth and last Impressionist exhibition' changed to 'Visits the eighth and last Impressionist exhibition (569)'
1887, May-June:
Probably also visits the Millet retrospective at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts' changed to: 'Visits the Millet retrospective at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts (822)'
Bernard lettres 2012
Emile Bernard. Les lettres d'un artiste (1884-1941). Ed. Neil McWilliam. Paris 2012.
Jansen et al. 2012
Leo Jansen, Hans Luijten and Nienke Bakker, 'Waiting to be discovered. An unknown letter from 1872 by Vincent van Gogh', Van Gogh: New findings. Van Gogh Studies 4. Zwolle and Amsterdam 2012, pp. 10-18.
Letter 12, n. 7:
Image of Van Gogh's signature (ill. 3104).
Letter 43:
New images of the letter (recto and verso).
Letter 357, n. 4
New image of Butin's etching (ill. 3105).
Letter 555, n. 2:
Image of X-ray (ill. 3103).
Letter 768:
New image of sheet 2 recto.
Updates (version December 2011)
The site's search facility has been extended to cover the editorial essays, the chronology, the letters overview and the documentation. Cross-references to individuals, works of art, books and Bible references now also include references to the editorial texts.
Many minor changes have been made to the maps and plans.
It is now possible to search for sketches included with the letters (for example, search for Old man with an umbrella seen from the back, F - / JH 214).
All extant envelopes are accessible under the facsimile tab (see letter 10, for example).
The address side of all postcards is now accessible under the facsimile tab (see letter 223, for example).
The zoom level is displayed when zooming in on a facsimile.
When a note is opened in the middle (metadata) column, the 'Show metadata' command at the top of the column will close the note and restore the letter's metadata. The same can be done by clicking the hyperlink on the note number.
In the Advanced search panel, the prompt for works of art, individuals and literature now ignores accents (é, ë, ô, etc.)
Superfluous 'see' references have been removed from the persons index, as they made searching more complicated. For example, the entry 'Beecher Stowe, see Stowe' is no longer there. You can still find 'Beecher' using your browser's search facility (usually Ctrl-F in Windows, Cmd-F on a Mac).
Rather than showing each first-time visitor the Quick guide, there is now a modest pop-up window suggesting that the Quick guide might offer useful help.
The number of letters in sections 1 and 2 of the Overview of all the letters is now hyperlinked to a list of the corresponding letters.
Letter 55, translation:
'wake me op' changed to 'wake me up'
Letter 85, n. 4 changed to:
A missionary working in London. The London Missionary Society, which was founded in 1795, sent missionaries abroad to the British Empire.
Letter 93, n. 13 changed to:
Elbert Jan van Wisselingh had received his training at Goupil's in The Hague (1864-1866) and in Paris (1866-1874). He and the art dealer Daniel Cottier were business partners in London in the years 1874-1882. Their gallery was at 8 Pall Mall. See Heijbroek and Wouthuysen 1999. The Guardian of 24 August 2011 reported that art historian Max Donnelly 'has established that the windows are located in St Andrews church in Owslebury, near Winchester. Standing just over a metre high (4ft), the windows were commissioned by William Carnegie, 8th Earl of Northesk, as a memorial to his wife and daughter, who both died before him. Both women are depicted as the Virgin Mary. […] Donnelly contacted the earl's descendants and was pointed in the direction of the family scrapbook. "Inside I found photographs of the people involved and photographs of the designs that Van Gogh had described," said Donnelly. "I assume that the 8th earl sent copies to family members showing them what he was intending for the church to the memory of his wife and daughter".' Ills. 3099-3202.
Letter 122, n. 6 changed to:
Booksellers' Row was the unofficial name of the area around Paternoster Row and Honeywell Street in London (near the Strand), ...
Letter 136, n. 22:
The example of Anne of Brittany, after the sculpture by Jean Juste de Tours ...
Letter 175, translation:
''intangible', though' changed to ''intangible' though'
Letter 179, n. 4, added:
See also letter 193, n. 25.
Letter 193, n. 25 changed to:
Taken from the poem 'Onvermoeid' (Tireless) by P.A. de Génestet: see letter 179, n. 4. The last part of the utterance is quoted again in letter 458, where the word 'énergique' has been added.
Letter 214:
Notes 4 and 5 have been reversed.
Letter 333, n. 32 changed to:
Although Van Gogh wrote 'Henri Pille', this is a reference to Howard Pyle's Christmas morning in Old New York, which is also mentioned in letter 346; see letter 279, n. 8.
Letter 357, n. 4 changed to:
The painting is most probably L'attente – Le samedi à Villerville, Calvados (Waiting – Saturday at Villerville, Calvados) (present whereabouts unknown). A photograph of the work was published in L'Illustration 43 (21 March 1885), pp. 189-190. The etching by Butin is ill. 664.
Letter 357, n. 6 changed to:
Bernardus Blommers, Novembre (November) (private collection) was shown at the Salon of 1883.
Letter 449, translation:
'can express' changed to 'it can express'.
Letter 453, n. 5:
'in a building next to the South Kensington Museum in West London' changed to 'in the South Kensington Museum in West London'.
Letter 496, translation
'food in reality for one's imagination' changed to 'food for one's imagination from reality'.
Letter 507, translation, changed to:
But it's — an enchanted land — where one isn't free.
Letter 519, translation:
'paint dark' changed to 'paint darkly'.
Letter 528, translation:
'life and raison d'être' changed to 'life of its own and raison d'être'.
Letter 545, translation:
'at least so one can see them' changed to 'at least, one can see them like that'.
Letter 569, translation:
'so useful' changed to 'as useful'.
Letter 569, n. 2-3, and letter 669 n. 5-6:
'VIIIe exposition de peinture impressionniste' changed to 'VIIIe exposition de peinture'.
Letter 653, note added:
12. Bouches-du-Rhône.
Letter 736:
Notes 17, 18 and 19 have been reversed.
Letter 826, n. 1:
'Cf. Hulsker 1993-2' changed to 'Cf. Benno Stokvis, Lijden zonder klagen: het tragische levenslot van Hubertina van Gogh. Baarn 1969.'
Letter 507:
Image of X-ray corrected by reversal.
Letter 643:
Image of F 1471 / JH 1420 corrected by reversal.
People mentioned in the correspondence
'Petrus Anthonius (Antoon) Hermans' changed to 'Anthonius (Antoon) Petrus Hermans'
'Johannes van der Harten' changed to 'Joseph van der Harten'
Willem van de Wakker (1859-1927) …, who lived in Eindhoven
'Anton Rudolf Mauve' changed to 'Anton Mauve'
Credit lines
Ulysse Butin, Waiting - Saturday at Villerville: credit line changed to 'Collection P. & G. Groff, USA'
'La Jeunesse de Cromwell' changed to 'Cromwell'
Updates (version December 2010)
Click here for notes about previous updates.
Letter 569, changed to:
yellow and violet, seeking LES TONS ROMPUS ET NEUTRES to harmonise ...
Letter 234
'geraapleegd' changed to 'geraadpleegd'
Letter 40, n. 12 changed to:
Jean Louis Hamon, Si j'étais l'hiver sombre (If I were sombre winter), engraved by Leon Mariani. Ill. 1687. The original work is part of the decorative painting The four seasons, 1850, by Henry Picou, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Gustave Rodolphe Boulanger and Jean Louis Hamon (The Cleveland Museum of Art).
Letter 41, n. 9, changed to:
Mrs van Gogh's birthday was 10 September. The birthday present had still not arrived at Helvoirt on 12 September. The Reverend Van Gogh told Theo that he had asked about it at the post office (FR b3572).
Letter 199, n. 12, changed to:
Van Gogh is very probably referring to one of the prints relating to Hubert von Herkomer's painting … A print titled Sunday at Chelsea hospital, after a drawing which Herkomer later used for the painting, was published in The Graphic 3 …There is an impression in Van Gogh's estate.
Letter 437, n. 14, changed to:
Johanna Hendrika Amilda van Renesse, an unmarried woman of independent means, lived in De Berg no. 505 (district F, now Beekstraat) in Nuenen (FR b2255 and b2254; and RHC).
Letter 510:
Notes 12 and 13 have been reversed.
Letter 560, n. 8, added at the end of the note:
Theo knew what Vincent was talking about. He and Andries Bonger [+ tag] had seen a performance of Socrate et sa femme at the Théâtre Français on 25 December 1885 (FR b1832).
Letter 569, n. 8, changed to:
For a suggested identification, see Van Tilborgh 2007, p. 70, n. 31, and Louis van Tilborgh and Ella Hendriks, 'Dirk Hannema and the rediscovery of a painting by Vincent van Gogh', The Burlington Magazine, June 2010, p. 403, n. 87.
Letter 795, n. 1, changed to:
Before his departure Cor spent 'nearly a week' with Theo and Jo in Paris, arriving there on 16 August 1889. Aunt Cornelie had given him 500 guilders to travel to Southampton via Paris (FR b4292). Cor had written a letter to Vincent from Breda (FR b2408).
Letter 853, n. 6:
'Pilgrimage to the Island of Cythera (Departure for Cythera)' changed to: 'Embarkation for Cythera'.
Letter 602
Image of F 1476 / JH 1409 corrected through reversal.
Letter 851
New images of the letter (recto and verso).
Letter 853
New images of the letter (recto and verso).
People mentioned in the correspondence
'Gustave Albert Aurier' changed to 'Gabriel-Albert Aurier'
Credit lines
Letters 325, 618, 851, 853 and 740:
'Private Collection' changed to 'Private Collection / Musée des Lettres et Manuscrits, Paris'.
Vincent van Gogh, Green wheatfield (F 718 / JH 1727): 'Zurich, Kunsthaus' changed to 'Private collection'.
Updates (version June 2010)
Letter 12, n. 5, changed to:
Here Van Gogh names popular tourist attractions: Crystal Palace, the principal structure of the 1851 Great Exhibition, re-erected in Sydenham; the medieval Tower of London; and Madame Tussaud's waxworks museum in Baker Street.
Letters 199, n. 9; 235, n. 13; 314, n. 9; and 359, n. 38:
'Patrick Michael Fitzgerald (fl. 1871-1891)' changed to: 'Michael FitzGerald (1848-1922)'.
Letter 260, n. 9:
'letters 202, 215 and 245' changed to: 'letters 202, 216 and 245'.
Letter 363, n. 2, changed to:
Van Gogh thinks that the drawings listed here, which he had mentioned before, could also be photographed. The first drawing would have had the same subject as the sketch The sandpit at Dekkersduin near The Hague (F 1028 / JH 367), which Vincent had sent to Theo with letter 348. The drawings, which Van Gogh also calls 'team of workmen labouring', are mentioned in letters 348-357.
Letter 535, n. 15, changed to:
Cf. letter 534, where Van Gogh also talked about Hals's use of yellow. He borrowed the term "jaune chamois" from Thoré, who used it in connection with Hals's Merry drinker (see Thoré 1858-1860, vol. 1, p. 60).
Letter 539, n. 19:
'letter 534' changed to 'letters 534 and 535'.
Letter 545:
Notes 4 and 5 have been reversed.
Letter 549, n. 4:
'The Grote Markt (F 1356 / JH 974) and The spire of the Church of Our Lady (F 1352 / JH 975)' changed to: 'The Grote Markt (F 1352 / JH 975) and The spire of the Church of Our Lady (F 1356 / JH 974)'.
Letter 611, n. 4, changed to:
It emerges … that the Charpentier gallery had sold five small paintings … 38 x 46 cm. See J. B. de la Faille, 'Sammler und Markt. Unbekannte bilder von Vincent van Gogh', Der Cicerone, February 1927, pp. 101-105. F 290 must have been one …
Letter 641, n. 1:
The last five paragraphs have been moved to letter 643, n. 1.
Letter 665:
Notes 10 and 11 have been reversed.
Chronology, 1888, changed to:
About 19 June
Has read Loti's Madame Chrysanthème (628).
23 June
Sends a drawing to Theo (630).
Reads Balzac's César Birotteau. Decides to re-read all of Balzac's novels (636, 637).
Letter 77, n. 1:
New image and caption: A moss animal (Flustra foliacea) and a hydroid (Hydrallmania falcata) (ill. 1918).
Letter 160, n. 2:
Images of the illustrations from Zahn have been added (ills. 3094, 3095, 3096, 3097 and 3098).
Letter 446, n. 1:
New image of Plan of Van Gogh's studio at Heieind (ill. 2121).
Letter 491:
New images of the letter (recto and verso).
Letter 689:
Image of enclosed sketch corrected through reversal.
Credit lines
Vincent van Gogh, The viaduct (F 480 / JH 1603): 'Kunsthaus Zurich' changed to 'Private collection'.
Vincent van Gogh, Cart with black ox (F 39 / JH 505): Portland Art Museum, Gift of Fred and Frances Sohn.
This edition / Collected Letters (CL)
Letter 343 = CL 285
Letter 384 = CL 322
Letter 423 = CL 352
Letter 424 = CL -
Letter 496 = CL 403
Letter 504 = CL R51
Letter 514 = CL R52
Letter 564 = CL 456
Letter 616 = CL 493
Letter 732 = CL 568
Letter 885 = CL 641a


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July 11, 2010: The global recession, and its severe impact on some members of the European Union (like Greece), has caused Germany to severely cut military spending. In this case, Germany wants quick cuts, so a lot of expensive equipment is either being retired early, or having procurement cut back. These savings will add up to $12 billion.
The Luftwaffe (German Air Force) is facing the sharpest cuts. Aircraft in general are taking the biggest hits. Most (54 percent) of the 185 Tornado fighters will be retired. The last 37 Eurofighters on order, will be cancelled. Helicopter orders are also being cut, with 42 NH90 transports and 40 Tiger gunships not being procured. The navy will retire 21 Sea King helicopters. Fifteen older Transall transports are being retired and fewer A400M transports being bought.
The navy will retire eight frigates and ten patrol boats. Orders for the new 125 class frigates will be cut from four to three.
The army, which is heavily involved in Afghanistan, will reduce procurement of their new Puma IFVs (Infantry Fighting Vehicles) from 400 to 280. Some of the same cash will be shifted to emergency spending for equipment needed by the soldiers in Afghanistan.
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Objective: To evaluate the long-term swallowing status and the radiological manifestations of chronic aspiration in patients who have undergone supracricoid partial laryngectomy and to demonstrate that this procedure causes a mild and well-tolerated grade of chronic aspiration that does not require a nothing-by-mouth status.
Design: Cohort study. The follow-up period ranged from 3 to 13 years.
Simonelli M, Ruoppolo G, de Vincentiis M, Habib I, Di Mario M, Pizzoli C, Vitello C, Manciocco V, Gallo A. P079 Swallowing Recovery and Chronic Aspiration After Supracricoid Partial Laryngectomy. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2006;132(8):881-882. doi:10.1001/archotol.132.8.881-c
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If you are interested in buying or finding out more about a Roland product then please contact us online or ring us on 01275 335 540.
Roland sells its products through a network of selected Authorised Dealers in the UK and Ireland who have met the stringent criteria required to represent Roland. Our dealers operate across a range of different markets and are situated in different locations throughout UK and Ireland. We therefore advise that you contact Roland with your sales enquiry so that we can direct you to the right dealer for you.
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By purchasing machines and supplies from a Roland Authorised Dealer, you are guaranteed original Roland products, engineered to work as part of an overall package. This package provides you with the highest quality output and with the long-term reliability required to make sure that you get the best return on investment in the business.
Effective support of our user base is essential to Roland. As an organisation, we work very closely with our selected dealers to ensure that they have the required product knowledge, technical understanding, installation skills and ongoing support resources required to give you that effective support and to reflect our brand values.
Roland Authorised Dealers invest a great deal of time and money in supporting the Roland DG brand. You will benefit by ensuring you get the help you need in making the correct purchasing decisions for your business. The sale and installation of a Roland machine is just the start of a long term relationship. The success of your business is in our hands and the quality of our selected Authorised Dealers reflects this.
Beware of possible frauds
We have been informed by some of our Roland Authorised Dealers and customers that a selection of Roland DG products have been featured on several websites at considerably lower rates than actual market prices.
These websites are not run by Roland DG or our Authorised Dealers. Unfortunately, some companies have ordered and paid for Roland DG products on these sites and never received the goods, and have since lost contact with the seller.
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