| The Red Vineyard |
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Oil on canvas 75.0 x 93.0 cm. Arles: November, 1888 F 495, JH 1626 Moscow: Pushkin Museum |
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| Provenance Exhibitions |
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| This painting is said to be the only one sold by Van Gogh during his lifetime. The De la Faille catalogue raisonné (1970, page 221) says that The Red Vineyard was purchased by Miss Anna Boch (sister of Eugene Boch) for 350-400 francs. This long held belief, however, has been challenged in more recent years--most recently by German journalist Stefan Koldehoff in his extremely well researched book Van Gogh: Myth and Reality (2003). |
| Owner | City | Country | Date acquired |
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| Mrs. Anna Boch | Brussels | Belgium | |
| Prince Alexandre Berthier de Wagram | Paris | France | |
| Eugène Druet Art Gallery | Paris | France | |
| I.A. Morosov | Moscow | Russia | 1909 |
| Museum of Modern Western Art | Moscow | Russia | Until 1948 |
| Pushkin Museum | Moscow | Russia | 1948 |
| Year | City | Country | Venue | Exhibition Name | Start Date | End Date | No. |
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| 1890 | Brussels | Belgium | Les Vingts | Les XX, 7ième Exposition Annuelle | 18 January 1890 | 23 February 1890 | 6 |
| 1904 | Brussels | Belgium | La Libre Esthétique | Peintres Impressionnistes | 25 February 1904 | 29 March 1904 | |
| 1909 | Paris | France | Galerie Eugène Druet | Cinquante tableaux de Vincent van Gogh | 8 November 1909 | 20 November 1909 | |
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