The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is the world's largest collection of works by the great artist, including 200 canvases, 580 drawings, 4 sketchbooks and 750 letters. In addition, there are paintings from the 19th and early 20th centuries, bought or exchanged by the painter himself and his brother Theo Van Gogh from friends and contemporaries, as well as a collection of Japanese prints. Some of the works were acquired after the opening of the museum in 1973, but its core remains the priceless legacy of the master, whose history is extremely fascinating. Cover: V. Van Gogh. "Harvest of 1888". Fragment.