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The record dates Farmhouses in Loosduinen near The Hague at Twilight to 1883. That year opens the first of the five periods this site is arranged by, and it is the thinnest of the eight years those five periods cover: nine works in this catalogue carry it, against seventy for 1885 two years later. The title still names The Hague rather than Brabant, which is what a hinge year looks like in a list of titles.
The work is held by the Centraal Museum in Utrecht, one of four entries here in that collection, the others dated 1884 and 1885. The record gives no dimensions. The measured palette reads as brown and yellow.
Seven titles in this catalogue name a farmhouse, and they cluster at the two ends of the decade: three dated 1883, three dated 1888 and one dated 1890. Nothing in between. That distribution is the sort of thing a chronological arrangement surfaces and an alphabetical one buries โ the same noun doing different work seven years apart. This page reports the count and stops there; the record carries no note on the buildings named in the title or on who lived in them.
Dutch art dealer, 1866-1911
Louie Drehmer, Curator, Vincent van Gogh Paintings
Louie curates Vincent van Gogh Paintings, cross-referencing every entry against museum records, Wikidata, the Getty Union List of Artist Names, and Wikipedia.
Farmhouses in Loosduinen near The Hague at Twilight is an oil painting by Vincent van Gogh, 1883, held at Centraal Museum, Utrecht, Netherlands.