- Theo van Gogh (art dealer) - Wikipedia
Van Gogh's great-grandson, also named Theo van Gogh, was a film director, who was murdered on the streets of Amsterdam in 2004 by an Islamic extremist after making a short film critical of the treatment of women in Islamic culture
- Meet Theo van Gogh, Vincents Younger Brother and Art Dealer
As a prominent dealer in late 19th-century Paris, he helped launched avant-garde art to the forefront, popularizing movements like Impressionism and Post-Impressionism and, of course, introducing the public to Vincent van Gogh's oeuvre
- Why Did Theo Die So Soon after Vincent? - Van Gogh Museum
Theo had always been sickly and prone to ailments, but after Vincent’s death, his health deteriorated extremely rapidly indeed He was admitted to hospital in mid-October 1890 and on 25 January 1891 – six months after Vincent’s death, he died of the effects of syphilis
- Theo Van Gogh: The Life and Legacy of Vincent’s Brother
Explore the life and legacy of Theo van Gogh, the devoted brother and supporter of Vincent van Gogh, whose unwavering dedication shaped the artist's journey and enduring fame
- 35 Facts About Theo Van Gogh
Discover 35 fascinating facts about Theo Van Gogh, the art dealer and brother of Vincent Van Gogh, who played a crucial role in the artist's life and legacy
- Theo Van Gogh: The Anchor in Vincent’s Turbulent Life
Theo Van Gogh, Vincent’s younger brother, played a pivotal role in the life and legacy of the famed artist The Van Gogh brothers shared a deep and everlasting bond, with Theo providing both emotional and financial support to Vincent during his tumultuous life
- A brother like no other: Theo and Vincent van Gogh
Most of what we know about Vincent van Gogh’s life comes from letters to his brother, Theo, who supported and advocated for the artist throughout his life
- Theo van Gogh | Dutch art dealer | Britannica
Van Gogh painted The Starry Night during his stay at the Saint-Paul-de- Mausole asylum near Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France, after suffering a breakdown in 1888 In 1889 he wrote to his brother Theo van Gogh describing the magnificent view of the morning star he saw from his barred bedroom window
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