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Johanna Gezina van Gogh-
Bonger (4
October 1862 – 2
September 1925) was a
Dutch editor who
translated the
hundreds of
letters of her
first husband, art...
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Andries Bonger (20 May 1861 – 20
January 1936) was a
Dutch art collector, as well as
Johanna van Gogh-
Bonger's brother and Theo van Gogh's friend, who...
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owned almost all of his brother's artwork. Theo's
widow Johanna van Gogh-
Bonger worked to
promote the work of
Vincent and keep the
memory of her husband...
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Willem Adriaan Bonger (September 6, 1876 – May 15, 1940) was a
Dutch criminologist and sociologist. He is
considered an
early Marxist criminologist which...
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Bongers or
Bonger is a
Dutch toponymic surname akin to
modern Dutch boomgaards ("from the orchard") and is
thereby equivalent to
Bogaert and van den Boogaard...
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large part to the
efforts of his
widowed sister-in-law
Johanna van Gogh-
Bonger. His bold use of colour,
expressive line and
thick application of paint...
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March 1889,
coinciding with the
wedding of his
brother Theo to
Johanna Bonger. However, at the last moment, he
confided to Frédéric Salles, the hospital's...
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About 10 July 1890 Van Gogh
wrote to his
brother Theo and his wife Jo
Bonger,
saying that he had
painted another three large canvases at
Auvers since...
- time of his
death in 1891. It was
inherited by his
widow Johanna van Gogh-
Bonger until her
death in 1925, and then by
their son
Vincent Willem van Gogh until...
- ISBN 978-1-315-21233-3.
Bonger,
Willem (1916).
Criminality and
Economic Conditions.
Translated by Horton,
Henry P. Little, Brown, and Company.
Bonger,
Willem (1905)...
