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The Complete Letters of Vincent Van Gogh, with reproductions of all drawings in the correspondence, Volume III (3, Three)

Vincent van Gogh • 1959 • New York Graphic Society

Author: Vincent van Gogh
First published: 1959
Publisher: New York Graphic Society

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This volume offers an intimate window into the mind of a prolific artist through his own correspondence. By pairing these personal letters with reproductions of his sketches, the book provides a uniquely grounded perspective on how his creative process and observations were shaped by his daily life.

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The 1959 publication of The Complete Letters of Vincent van Gogh by the New York Graphic Society marked a significant milestone in art history scholarship, aiming to assemble the entirety of the artist's correspondence for the first time in a definitive, multi-volume format. Published in collaboration with the Rijksmuseum Vincent van Gogh, this edition was conceived to provide a comprehensive look at the artist's life and evolution, meticulously pairing his deeply personal letters with the sketches and drawings he included in his missives.

The editorial team sought to offer an authentic experience of Van Gogh’s inner world, moving away from purely interpretative biographies to allow the artist's own voice and visual shorthand to take precedence. The design focused on a clean, archival presentation, allowing the intimacy of the letter-sketches to resonate alongside the text. Upon its release, the set was widely praised by critics and academics for its rigor and for providing a clearer, more human perspective on Van Gogh's motivations, effectively bridging the gap between his literary output and his final canvases.

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