5 letters found

1. 439 To Anthon van Rappard. Nuenen, on or about Tuesday, 18 March 1884.

   in translation:

   ... my view, your technique is better than, say, Haverman’s — because already your brushstroke often...

   ...ppeal to me — they get to the heart of things. I get little but malaise and boredom from Haverman.

2. RM14 Fragment of text on the back of the sketch ‘Peasant woman, head’ (F - / JH 628). Nuenen, about January-February 1885.

   in translation:

   by Haverman, for example.

3. 514 To Anthon van Rappard. Nuenen, on or about Monday, 13 July 1885.

   in translation:

   Take Haverman, for instance; people — you too — say of him that he has so much technique. But not...

   If, instead of saying H. has a lot of ‘technique’, you were to say H. has a lot of ‘craftsmansh...

   ...outine — than anyone else. And with such as Haverman, I fear, ‘craftsmanship’ so soon becomes â...

4. 535 To Theo van Gogh. Nuenen, on or about Tuesday, 13 October 1885.

   in note 17:

   Van Gogh had met Hendrik Johannes Haverman in Brussels in 1881. In 1879-1880 Haverman was in Antwerp,...

   in translation:

   ...o, it’s so horribly boring when a chap like Haverman, say, talks about ‘technique’. I don’t s...

5. 538 To Theo van Gogh. Nuenen, Tuesday, 3 or Wednesday, 4 November 1885.

   in note 10:

   At this time Hendrik Johannes Haverman, The flight, 1883 (present whereabouts unknown) was hanging in...

   in translation:

   The painting by Haverman in Amsterdam that you’ll remember — (as not good) is badly painted, fata...

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