Missing Van Gogh Artwork
Van Gogh was one of the most prolific artists of the 19th century creating over 2,000 works in the span of about ten years. Although there are over 2,000 known Van Goghs, today 85 of these works are recorded as missing or in unknown locations. While some of these may be permanently lost, some may also be held in private collections.
If you have information regarding any of the Van Gogh paintings, drawings, watercolors, graphic works, or letter sketches on this list, please help us locate these missing works. We strive to keep our catalog as accurate as possible so that it may be useful resource for all of our visitors. Please contact the Van Gogh Gallery with any location information you may have regarding these pieces, and help us solve these mysteries.
In addition to Van Gogh’s missing works, there were six works which were destroyed by fire.
See Van Gogh’s destroyed works.
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1881 |
Woman Sewing |
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1881 |
Mower (after Millet) |
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1881 |
Sower with Basket |
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1882 |
Woman at the Window, Knitting |
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1882 |
Orphan Man with Top Hat, Drinking Coffee |
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1882 |
Man and Boy Sitting under a Roof |
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1882 |
Orphan Man Holding Top Hat in his Hand |
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1882 |
Orphan Man, Wearing a Blouse, with Broom and Pipe |
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1882 |
Orphan Man with Cap, Eating |
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1882 |
Orphan Man with Umbrella, Seen from the Back |
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1882 |
Two Women |
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1882 |
Meadow, In the Background New Church |
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1882 |
Barren Field |
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1882 |
Sand Diggers |
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1882 |
Country Lane with Trees |
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1882 |
Sien under Umbrella with Girl |
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1882 |
Sower |
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1882 |
Sower |
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1882 |
Woman Spreading Out Laundry on a Field |
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1882 |
Orphan Man |
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1882 |
View of the Sea at Scheveningen |
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1882 |
Sorrow |
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1882 |
Bench in a Wood |
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1882 |
Boy with Spade |
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1882 |
Workman Sitting on a Basket, Cutting Bread |
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1882 |
Digger |
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1882 |
Girl Sitting, Knitting |
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1882 |
Old Man with his Head in his Hands (At Eternity's Gate) |
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1883 |
Weed Burner, Sitting on a Wheelbarrow with his Wife |
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1883 |
Woman with White Cap, Half-Length |
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1883 |
Potato Grubbers, Four Figures |
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1883 |
Sower |
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1883 |
Peat Diggers in the Dunes |
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1883 |
Fisherman with Basket on his Back |
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1883 |
Man Praying |
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1883 |
Gardener near a Gnarled Apple Tree |
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1883 |
Wind-Beaten Tree, A |
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1883 |
Sower (study), The |
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1883 |
Lying Cow |
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1883 |
Three Figures near a Canal with Windmill |
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1884 |
Weaver, Arranging Threads |
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1884 |
Water Mill at Gennep |
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1884 |
Weaver Facing Left |
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1884 |
Peasant Woman, Head |
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1885 |
Five Persons at a Meal |
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1885 |
Peasant Woman, Planting Beets |
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1885 |
Landscape with Windblown Trees |
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1885 |
Potato Eaters, The |
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1885 |
Peasant Woman, Head |
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1885 |
Vicarage at Nuenen |
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1885 |
Head of a Peasant Woman with White Cap |
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1886 |
Fritillaries |
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1886 |
Roofs of Paris and Notre-Dame, The |
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1886/87 |
Portrait of a Man with a Moustache |
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1888 |
Starry Night |
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1888 |
Plain of La Crau, The |
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1888 |
Interior of the Restaurant Carrel in Arles |
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1888 |
Fishing Boat at Sea, A |
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1888 |
Haystacks near a Farm |
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1888 |
Gypsies at Saintes-Maries |
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1889 |
Corner in the Garden of Saint-Paul Hospital, A |
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1889 |
Great Peacock Moth |
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1889 |
Trees with Ivy |
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1889 |
Half Figure of an Angel (after Rembrandt) |
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1889 |
Trees and Shrubs |
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1889 |
Landscape with Olive Tree and Mountains in the Background |
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1889 |
Pine Trees in Front of the Wall of the Asylum |
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1889 - 90 |
Two Trees |
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1890 |
Group of Cottages with Two Women in the Foreground, A |
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1890 |
Portrait of Doctor Gachet: L'Homme à la Pipe |
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1890 |
Marguerite Gachet at the Piano |
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1890 |
Diggers and Road with Cottages |
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1890 |
Field with Two Sowers and Trees |
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1890 |
Sheet with Peasants Eating and Other Figures |
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Starry Night Over the Rhone |
The De Ruijterkade in Amsterdam |
Mountainous Landscape Behind Saint-Paul Hospital |
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