6 letters found

1. 222 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Monday, 1 May 1882.

   in note 17:

   ...apartment Vincent hoped to move to was Pieter Willem de Zwart, master-mason and builder with headquar...

2. 241 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Saturday, 1 July 1882.

   in note 5:

   ...he owner of the intended new house was Pieter Willem de Zwart of Voorburg. A master-mason and contrac...

   in translation:

   ...spective. And who’s also the foreman for the owner of the studio I wrote to you about. His boss wa...

3. 243 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Tuesday, 4 July 1882.

   in note 2:

   Men from P.W. de Zwart’s carpenter’s yard. Van Gogh drew this yard, which his house looked out on...

   in note 1:

   ... after by M.A. de Zwart, the son of the owner P.W. de Zwart (see letters 222, n. 17 and 241, n. 5).

   in translation:

   ...h pain. So I reached an understanding with the owner. First, that right away he’d help me move, na...

4. 272 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Sunday, 15 October 1882.

   in note 16:

   The drawings modelled for by workers from De Zwart’s carpenter’s yard at this time may include Ca...

5. 315 To Michiel Antonie de Zwart. The Hague, Tuesday, 13 February 1883.

   in note 1:

   ... whether the landlord at this time was Pieter Willem de Zwart, or his son Michiel Antonie de Zwart. W...

   in translation:

   Dear Mr de Zwart,

6. 368 To Theo van Gogh, The Hague, on or about Friday, 27 July 1883.

   in note 5:

   The carpenter’s yard was owned by the builder P.W. de Zwart.

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