Summary of Lecture 'Van Gogh’s Early Reputation' by Bregje Gerritse
The lecture by Bregje Gerritse focuses on the early artistic reputation of Vincent van Gogh in Paris. It highlights the efforts of his brother Theo in promoting his work after his death, including organizing exhibitions and engaging with dealers and critics. Despite setbacks, such as Theo's own mental breakdown and eventual death, van Gogh's reputation continued to grow. Other supporters, like Emile Bernard and Jo van Gogh-Bonger, played key roles in showcasing his paintings and writings, ensuring that his legacy endured. The lecture provides insights into the challenges and successes van Gogh faced in establishing himself as an artist in the art world of his time.
Creators/Contributors
- Bregje Gerritse
- Vincent van Gogh
- Theo van Gogh
- Emile Bernard
- Jo van Gogh-Bonger
Notable Quotes
— 13:45 — « the self-portrait with bandaged ear which was included in the exhibition it resulted in a publication where Fs portrait was reproduced.] »
Category
Art and Creativity