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Opened 15 March 1901
Exhibition
Paris
Opened 15 March 1901
Bernheim-Jeune’s exhibition brought seventy-one paintings by Van Gogh together in Paris. Opening in March 1901, it became an important encounter with his work for artists and visitors from beyond France. The exhibition forms part of the posthumous circulation through which Van Gogh’s painting reached new audiences and collectors.
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