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	Save up to 50% Free shipping 100% guaranteed		The Hague, 13 December, 1872
	Van Gogh's Art Collections: Van Gogh on Canvas Van Gogh Landscapes Van Gogh Florals Van Gogh Rural Life Van Gogh City Van Gogh Best Sellers Van Gogh Art - View All Van Gogh's Paintings: Allee des Alyscamps Barche a emi da affittare Bivouac of Gypsy Blick auf Arles Blossoming Chestnut Branches The Bridge Butterfly Cafe Terrace At Night, 1888 The Church at Auvers The Cows Dorfstrasse in Saintes-Maries, 1888 The Draw Bridge Entrance to the Public Gardens in Arles Field of Poppies First Steps Flowerpiece The Four Seasons: At the Plough The Four Seasons: Ox Cart in the Snow The Four Seasons: Potato Harvest The Four Seasons: The Sower Fritillaria in a Vase of Copper Garden with Flowers The Green Vineyard Houses at Auvers House in Auvers Houses at Auvers House and Figure Il Ponte di Asnieres Irises Irises Les Irises (Irises) Mulberry Tree The Noonday Nap Oat Field with Cypress Oat Field with a View of Arles Oat Field with Mountains in the Back The Old Mill, 1888 Olive Grove The Olive Grove Olive Orchard The Olive Trees, 1889 The Orchard Park in Autumn Poppies The Reaping Restaurant At Sirene Road to Auvers Road to St. Remy Self Portrait, 1889 Shoes The Siesta Snowy Road Sower with the Setting Sun Stairway at Auvers Starlight over the Rhone, 1888 Starlight over the Rhone, 1888 The Starry Night Sunflowers Sunflowers II Sunny Path near Auvers Still Life of Oranges and Lemons The Stroll, Evening Van Gogh's Bedroom at Arles Van Gogh paintings on fine porcelain Vase of Flowers with Poppies Vase of Irises, Strauss 1890 Vase with Daisies & Anemones Vase with Daisies & Poppies View of Arles with Irises Vineyards at Auvers, 1890 A Wheat Field The Wheat Field Wheatfield with a Reaper Wheatfield with Crows The Yellow House Yellow Wheat and Cypresses		Dear Theo, What good news I've just read in Father's letter. I wish you luck with all my heart. I'm sure you will like it there, it's such a fine firm. It will be quite a change for you. I am so glad that both of us are now to be in the same profession & in the same firm. We must be sure to write to each other often. I hope I'll see you before you leave, we still have a lot to talk about. I believe Brussels is a very pleasant city, but it's bound to feel strange at first. Write to me soon in any case. Well, goodbye for now, this is just a brief not dashed off in haste, but I had to tell you how delighted I am at the news. Best wishes, & believe me, always, Always your loving brother Vincent I don't envy your having to go to Oisterwijk every day in this awful weather. Regards from the Roos family.