Water Mill at Gennep is the subject and title of three oil paintings and a watercolor created in 1884 by Vincent van Gogh. The Watermill at Gennep is situated in Gennep, today a neighbourhood of Eindhoven (North Brabant, not to be confused with the city of Gennep in Limburg).

Water Mill at Gennep
Year	1884
Catalogue	(F125)
Location	Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza Madrid, Spain
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Van Gogh painted Water Mill at Gennep (F125) in November, 1884. He wrote to his brother, Theo: "Yesterday I brought home that study of the water mill at Gennep, which I painted with pleasure, and which has procured me a new friend in Eindhoven [Anton Kerssemakers], who passionately wants to learn to paint, and to whom I paid a visit, after which we set to work at once."[1] Van Gogh also made a watercolor of the Water Mill at Gennep (F1144a) in mid-November, 1884.[2][3]

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  Water Mill at Gennep, 1884, Noordbrabants Museum, 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands - on loan from the Netherlands Office for Fine Arts (F46)
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  Water Mill at Gennep, 1884, private collection (F47) - black and white reproduction
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  Water Mill at Gennep, 1884, (F1144a)

See also

• List of works by Vincent van Gogh

References

External links

• Media related to Water Mill at Gennep at Wikimedia Commons

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