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Brieven aan zijn broeder by Vincent van Gogh · Booklabria

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Brieven aan zijn broeder

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Author: Vincent van Gogh

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First published: 1900
Editions: 14 in 3 languages

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A book by Vincent van Gogh, first published in 1900. Open Library records 14 editions, in English, Dutch and French; the English edition is from Plume, 1995, 480 pages.

Subjects: Biography
Artists
Correspondence
Painters
Correspondence, reminiscences
Gogh, vincent van, 1853-1890
Set in: Netherlands
Characters: Theo van Gogh

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14 in 3 languages

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English12 Dutch1 French1

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