Rijksmuseum
Bloemkwekerij van Pierre van de Putte aan de Schenkweg te Den Haag
Creator
Vincent van GoghDutch painter (1853–1890) · 1853–1890
All works by this person →More on Wikipedia- Date
- 1882-03
- Medium
- paper, deck paint, pencil
- Culture
- The Hague
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
- Object ID
- SK-A-3662
From the Rijksmuseum record
Vincent van Gogh resolved to become an artist in 1880 and initially practised drawing. In response to a commission from his uncle, the art dealer C.M. van Gogh, he drew a series of cityscapes of The Hague. The artist did not choose the usual picturesque spots but rather the outskirts of the city, such as here at Schenkweg where he himself lived.
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