Two stolen paintings return to the Van Gogh Museum after 14 years; the art-historical value of the paintings for the collection is great.
'Seascape at Scheveningen' is the only painting in the museum collection from Van Gogh's period in The Hague . It is one of only two seascapes he painted during his Dutch years and is an important example of Van Gogh's earliest painting style, in which he already showed his willfulness.
'Leaving the Reformed Church in Nuenen' is a small canvas that Van Gogh painted in early 1884 for his mother. The painting has great emotional value due to its biographical content.
Two stolen paintings return to the Van Gogh Museum after 14 years; the art-historical value of the paintings for the collection is great.
'Seascape at Scheveningen' is the only painting in the museum collection from Van Gogh's period in The Hague . It is one of only two seascapes he painted during his Dutch years and is an important example of Van Gogh's earliest painting style, in which he already showed his willfulness.
'Leaving the Reformed Church in Nuenen' is a small canvas that Van Gogh painted in early 1884 for his mother. The painting has great emotional value due to its biographical content.