Van Gogh Museum Staff Reveal Their Favorite Artworks

Established in 1973, the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam boasts the most extensive collection of Vincent van Gogh's artwork, featuring 200 pieces. Staff members shared their personal favorites, including John Russell's 1886 portrait of Van Gogh, renowned for its realistic portrayal; "The Harvest" (1888), selected by Press Officer Mick for its serene vibe; and Marije's choice of "Pollard Willow" (1882). Fleur highlighted Toulouse-Lautrec's Moulin Rouge lithographs, while Karlijn picked Gauguin's "Breton Girl Spinning" (1889), and Mohammed chose Caillebotte's "Plate of Peaches." Additional notable selections encompassed Bonnard's "Montmartre in the Rain," Pissarro's "Haymaking," Degas's "Reading After the Bath," and a letter from Van Gogh addressed to Albert Aurier.