Nienke Bakker is the Van Gogh Museum's Senior Curator of Paintings. She was part of the editorial team behind the online version of Van Gogh's complete correspondence (www.vangoghletters.org) and the six-volume publication Vincent van Gogh : The Letters (2009). She has contributed to many exhibitions and publications on Vincent van Gogh and late nineteenth-century art, including Van Gogh at Work (Amsterdam, 2013), Félix Vallotton (Paris, Amsterdam and Tokyo, 2013-14), Splendours & Miseries : Images of Prostitution in France, 1850-59so (Paris and Amsterdam, 2015-16), On the Verge of Insanity : Van Gogh and his Illness (Amsterdam, 2016), Van Gogh & Japan (Sapporo, Tokyo, Kyoto and Amsterdam, zo17-18) and Van Gogh and the Olive Groves (Dallas and Amsterdam, 2021-22).
Emmanuel Coquery is Senior Curator at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, in charge of the Centre de Ressources et de Recherches - Daniel Marchesseau, and curator of Van Gogh's paintings. He has published widely on painting and decorative arts of the seventeenth century and late nineteenth to early twentieth centuries. Bregje Gerritse is a Researcher at the Van Gogh Museum. She curated the exhibitions The Potato Eaters : Mistake or Masterpiece ? (Amsterdam, 2021-22) and Van Gogh and the Avant-Garde : Along the Seine (Chicago and Amsterdam, 2023-24), and contributed to the exhibition and publication On the Verge of Insanity : Van Gogh and his Illness (Amsterdam, 2056).
She is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Amsterdam ; her research topic is The Reception of Vincent van Gogh in Paris, 1886-1914. Teio Meedendorp is a Senior Researcher at the Van Gogh Museum. He is interested in authenticity issues and everything connected to the places where Van Gogh lived and worked. He wrote the catalogue of Van Gogh's drawings in the collection of the Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo, and has contributed to various publications on Van Gogh, including Van Gogh's Studio Practice (2013), The Vincent van Gogh Atlas (2015) and the exhibition catalogue Van Gogh and the Olive Groves (Dallas and Amsterdam, 2021-22).
Sara Tas is an Associate Curator at the Van Gogh Museum, where she curated the exhibition Etel Adnan : Colour as Language (Amsterdam, 2022). She is currently engaged on a long-term research project into Dr Paul Gachet. As part of this work, she presented the small exhibition Dr Gachet & Van Gogh : Experiments in Etching (Amsterdam, 2023). She is also working on the online catalogue of paintings and drawings by Van Gogh's contemporaries in the Van Gogh Museum.
From 2013 to 2019 she was a Curator at the Jewish Museum in Amsterdam. Louis van Tilborgh is a Senior Researcher at the Van Gogh Museum and Emeritus Professor of Art History, specializing in Van Gogh, at the University of Amsterdam. He has published widely on Van Gogh and was jointly responsible for several exhibitions on the artist, including Van Gogh & Millet (Amsterdam, 1988-89 and Paris, 1998-99), the major survey of Van Gogh's paintings at the Van Gogh Museum (1990), On the Verge of Insanity : Van Gogh and his Illness (Amsterdam, 2056), Van Gogh & Japan (Sapporo, Tokyo, Kyoto and Amsterdam, 2017-18) and Van Gogh and the Olive Groves (Dallas and Amsterdam, 2021-22).
Wouter van der Veen is a researcher specializing in Van Gogh and Auvers-sur-Oise, CEO of Boussod, Valadon & Cie, and Associate Researcher at the University of Strasbourg. He received his doctorate from the University of Utrecht in zoo7 with the dissertation Van Gogh : A Literary Mind (published 2009). His other publications include Van Gogh in Auvers : His Last Days (2010), Le Capital de Van Gogh (2018) and Attacked at the Very Root : An Investigation into Van Gogh's Last Days (2020) - reporting on his discovery of the location where Van Gogh painted his last masterpiece.
