6 letters found

1. 019 To Theo van Gogh. London, Friday, 20 February 1874.

   in note 9:

   .... I am very curious to know more about him and Annet, we two are just old people who try to know all...

2. 033 To Theo van Gogh. London, Saturday, 8 May 1875.

   in note 5:

   ...uffered from unrequited love (Theo’s forAnnet Haanebeek and Vincent’s for her sister Caroline). ...

   in note 2:

   There was no hope of recovery for Annet Haanebeek. On 26 April 1875, Lies wrote to Theo: ‘This poor...

   in note 1:

   Jannetje (Annet) Cornelia Haanebeek, a sister of Caroline van Stockum-Haanebeek.

3. 035 To Theo van Gogh. Paris, Saturday, 19 June 1875.

   in note 1:

   Annet Haanebeek had died on Monday, 14 June (cf. letter 33).

4. 036 To Theo van Gogh. Paris, Tuesday, 29 June 1875.

   in note 1:

   ...ith Theo’s dejection after the death of Annet Haanebeek, with whom he was in love. Mr van Gogh was...

5. 058 To Theo van Gogh. Paris, Monday, 15 November 1875.

   in note 1:

   Uncle Carl Adolph Haanebeek was the father of Annet Haanebeek, who had died on 14 June.

   in translation:

   ...a note for Uncle Haanebeek. I hadn’t written since Annet died, and felt the need to do so at last.

6. 126 To Theo van Gogh. Amsterdam, Sunday, 5 August 1877.

   in note 14:

   Namely Annet Haanebeek; see letters 33 and 35.

1 essay item found

1. Biographical & historical context / The immediate family circle

   in context_4:

   ...acob van Stockum (1846–1900). Jannetje (Annet) Cornelia Haanebeek (1851–1875) was Caroline’s s...

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