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Kröller-Museum Opens Complete Presentation of Its Van Gogh Paintings

The museum frames the months-long show around faith, hope and love to present works gathered by founder Helene Kröller‑Müller and offer visitors a focused view of Van Gogh’s art.

Das niederländische Kröller-Museum, das eine der größten Vincent-Van-Gogh-Sammlungen besitzt, stellt erstmals seit gut 40 Jahren all seine Bilder des genialen Malers aus.

Overview

  • The exhibition, titled “Van Gogh - All unsere Bilder,” opened on Tuesday, September 15, 2026 and will run through January 2027.
  • Museum officials say this is the first time since 1984 that all of the Kröller‑Museum’s Van Gogh paintings have been shown together.
  • Many works on view were acquired by Helene Kröller‑Müller between 1908 and 1930, forming the core of the museum’s Van Gogh holding.
  • Famous paintings in the display include Caféterrasse am Abend (1888) and The Potato Eaters (1885), which the museum uses to illustrate the show’s themes.
  • The show is organized around the three virtues—faith, hope and love—with the museum saying Van Gogh aimed to give people hope and consolation through his art.