People

This list of people includes all persons mentioned in the book and the notes. For each person, their full name, birth and death dates, nationality, and occupation are provided. Note: this list can be searched by any part of a person’s name, birth or death date, nationality, or occupation.


  • (Antione Louis) Camille Lemonnier, 1844-1913; Belgian writer
  • (Antoine) Gustave Droz, 1832-1895; French writer
  • (Benjamin) Eugène Fichel, 1826-1895; French artist
  • (David Pierre Giottin) Humbert de Superville, 1770-1849; Dutch artist and scholar
  • (Eugène Henri) Paul Gauguin, 1848-1903; French artist
  • (François Marie Arouet) Voltaire, 1694-1778; French writer and philosopher
  • (Hilaire Germain) Edgar Degas, 1834-1917; French artist
  • (Hugues) Félicité Robert de Lamennais, 1782-1854; French writer
  • (Jacques) Alfred van Muyden, 1818-1898; Swiss artist
  • (Jacques) Eugène Feyen, 1815-1908; French artist
  • (Jean Auguste) Henri (Hendrik) Leys, 1815-1869; Belgian artist
  • (Jean Baptiste) Armand Guillaumin, 1841-1927; French artist
  • (Jean Louis André) Théodore Géricault, 1791-1824; French artist
  • (Jean) Félix Rey, 1865-1932; assistant physician in the hospital in Arles
  • (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin) Molière, 1622-1673; French playwright
  • (Jean-Louis) Charles Garnier, 1825-1898; French architect
  • (Joseph-Ernest) Ernest Renan, 1823-1892; French writer
  • (Jules) Théophile Schuler, 1821-1878; French artist
  • (Louis Charles) Alfred de Musset, 1810-1857; French poet
  • (Louis) Rodolphe Salis, 1851-1897; founder of Le Chat Noir in Paris
  • (Madame) Baize, no dates; no known status
  • (Miss) Applegarth, no dates; acquaintance of sister Anna
  • (Miss) Strunck, no dates; acquaintance of sister Anna van Gogh
  • (Valentin Louis Georges Eugène) Marcel Proust, 1871-1922; French writer
  • (Wilhelm) Richard Wagner, 1813-1883; German composer
  • Aeschylus, 525 BCE-456 BCE; Greek playwright
  • Anna, Duchess of Brittany (Anna of Brittany, Anne de Bretagne, Anna Vreizh), 1477-1514; duchess of Brittany
  • Antoine, no dates; healer in Jemeppe-sur-Meuse or Roux
  • Aussoleil, no dates; no known status
  • Bersier (Bercier), no dates; French clergyman
  • Charlemagne (Charles the Great), 747-814; king of the Franks and Holy Roman emperor
  • Chevalier, no dates; French writer
  • Constantine the Great, 272-337 CE; Roman emperor
  • Deschanel (Sister Épiphane), no dates; mother superior of the asylum of Saint Paul de Mausole in Saint-Rémy
  • Dussauze, no dates; French clergyman
  • Fabian, no dates; artist
  • Fles, no dates; headmaster of the Tilburg Academy before the artist arrived
  • Fra Angelico, c 1395/1400-1455; Italian artist
  • Frédéric Régamey, 1849-1925; French artist
  • Gaius Marius, 157-86 BCE; Roman general
  • Gendre, no dates; French? art collector
  • Giotto di Bondone, 1267/75-1337; Italian artist
  • Hannibal, 248-183/2 BCE; Carthaginian general
  • Hannicks, 1808-?; wife of J. Hannicks, boardinghouse owner in Tilburg
  • Hippocrates of Cos, c. 460 BCE-c. 370 BCE; Greek physician
  • Homer, c 800-750 BCE; Greek poet
  • Honorius, 384-423 CE; Byzantine emperor
  • Höring, no dates; German physician
  • Irene, no dates; sister of Gustave Arosa
  • Jacobszoon, no dates; no known status
  • Joan of Arc (Jeanne d'Arc), 1412-1431; French saint
  • Jos. Smulders & Co, no dates; stationers and lithographers in The Hague
  • Legrand, no dates; French art dealer
  • Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte, 1808-1873; French emperor
  • Lycurgus, c. 800-730 BCE.; Greek lawgiver
  • M. Manzy, no dates; no known status
  • Marcus Aurelius Marius, no dates; emperor of the Gallic Empire in the 3rd century
  • Marinier, no dates; no known status
  • Martinez, no dates; artist
  • Mary Duchess of Burgundy (Mary the Rich), 1457-1482; duchess of Burgundy
  • Mastenbroek, no dates; inhabitant of Zundert
  • Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1475-1564; Italian artist
  • Montezuma (Moctezuma, Moteczoma, Motecuhzoma, Moteuczomah), c. 1466-1520; Aztec ruler
  • Muhammed (Muhammad), c. 570/571-632; prophet of Islam
  • Myron, c. 480-440 BCE; Greek sculptor
  • Naillé, no dates; Dutch governess living in England
  • Napoleon I (Napoleon Bonaparte, Napoleone Bonaparte), 1769-1821; French general and emperor
  • Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus (Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus), 37-68; Roman emperor
  • Nino?, no dates; Charles Laval's brother
  • Petrarch (Francesco Petrarca), 1304-1374; Italian poet
  • Phidias (Pheidias), c 490-430 BCE; Greek artist
  • Praxiteles, 4th century BCE; Greek artist
  • Rachel, no dates; prostitute in Arles
  • Raphael (Rafaello Sanzio), 1483-1520; Italian artist
  • Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, 1606-1669; Dutch artist
  • Richardson, no dates; acquaintance of the artist at Goupil & Cie in London
  • Rigaumon, no dates; police officer in Auvers
  • Ryckebusch (Ryckebus), fl. 1850-1872; French artist
  • Saint Paul (Paulus or Paullus, Apostle Paul, Paul of Tarsus, Saul of Tarsus), 5-67 A.D; New Testament writer
  • Socrates, 469-399 BCE; Greek philosopher
  • Spoerlein, no dates; teacher at the Evangelical School in Brussels
  • St. Augustine, 354-430; bishop of Hippo
  • St. Dymphna (Dympna, Dimpna), 7th century; daughter of a pagan Irish chief and his Christian wife murdered by her father
  • Titian (Titiano Vecellio), 1477-1576; Italian artist
  • Vernay, no dates; coalmine foreman in Cuesmes
  • Veronese (Paolo Caliari), 1528-1588; Italian artist
  • Villeeas, no dates; artist
  • Xantippe, no dates; wife of Socrates
  • A. Z. von Rosenthal, no dates; teacher of mathematics at the Tilburg Academy
  • Abraham Blooteling, 1640-1690; Dutch artist
  • Abraham Govaerts, 1589-1626; Flemish artist
  • Abraham Pompe, Sr. (Uncle Pompe), 1831-1909; Dutch commander, later lieutenant-colonel, wife of Theodorus's sister Eliszabeth Hubertha van Gogh, and the artist's uncle
  • Abraham Anthonie ‘s Graeuwen, 1824-1902; commander in the Dutch navy, husband of Geertruida Johanna van Gogh, brother-in-law of Theodorus van Gogh, and uncle of the artist
  • Abraham Hendrickszn. van Beijeren, 1620/21-1690; Dutch artist
  • Abraham van der Wayen Pieterszen, 1817-1880; clergyman in Mechelen and later St. Maria-Horebeke
  • Achille Jacquet, 1846-1908; French artist
  • Achille Oudinot, 1820-1891; French artist
  • Adeline Carrié-Ravoux, 1877-1965; daughter of Arthur Gustave Ravoux, manager of the Auberge Ravoux in Auvers-sur-Oise
  • Adolf Stieler, 1775-1836; German mapmaker
  • Adolph Menzel, 1815-1905; German artist
  • Adolphe Braun, 1812-1877; French publisher of reproductions
  • Adolphe Goupil, 1806-1893; founder of Goupil & Cie in Paris
  • Adolphe Schreyer, 1828-1899; German artist
  • Adolphe Tabarant, 1863-1950; French writer, art critic, and politician
  • Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli, 1824-1886; French artist
  • Adolphe Renè Lefevre, 1834-1868; French artist
  • Adolphe William Bouguereau, 1825-1905; French artist
  • Adolphe Albert, 1869-1932; French artist
  • Adolphe Jourdan, 1825-1889; French artist
  • Adriaan Rijken, 1834-1915; gardener in Nuenen
  • Adriaan Johannes (Jan) Madiol, 1845-1927; Dutch artist
  • Adriaen Brouwer, 1605/06-1638; Flemish-Dutch artist
  • Adriaen van Ostade, 1610-1685; Dutch artist
  • Adriana Aertsen (Aerssen or Aarssen), 1851-after 1883; daughter of Jan Aertsen
  • Adriana Schafrat-Van Eerd, 1853-1930; wife of the sexton Johannes Schafrat in Nuenen
  • Adriana Christina Provily-de Klerck, no dates; wife of Jan Provily who ran the household and kitchen at Provily's school in Zevenbergen
  • Adrianus (Janus) Schrauwen, 1834-1920; carpenter in Breda
  • Adrianus Hartsuiker, 1874-?; son of Albertus and Catharina Hartsuiker, lodging-house keepers in Hoogeveen
  • Adrianus Cornelis Kam, 1862-?; family friend in Etten and later a doctor
  • Adrianus Jacobus Zuyderland, 1810-1897; inhabitant of the Old Men's and Women's Home in The Hague
  • Aelbert Cuyp, 1620-1681; Dutch artist
  • Agostina Segatori, 1841-1910; proprietress of Le Timbourin in Paris
  • Aimé de Lemud, 1816-1887; French artist
  • Aimé François Désiré Diot, 1842-1897; art dealer in Paris
  • Aimé Jules Dalou, 1838-1902; French artist
  • Aimée-Henriette-Adelaide Henry du Perron, ?-1851; mother of Jean-François Millet
  • Alberdina Slot, 1821-1883; neighbor of the artist in Hoogeveen
  • Albert Carrel, 1847-1912; owner of Hotel-Restaurant Carrel in Arles
  • Albert Dauprat, 1857-1921; French writer
  • Albert Delon, 1857-? ; doctor in Arles
  • Albert Dubois-Pillet, 1846-1890; French artist
  • Albert Goupil, 1840-1884; French art collector and son of Adolphe Goupil
  • Albert Mairet, 1852-1935; French professor of psychiatry
  • Albert Neuhuys, 1844-1914; Dutch artist
  • Albert Plasschaert, 1866-1941; Dutch art critic
  • Albert Wolff, 1835-1891; German art critic
  • Albert Samuel Anker, 1831-1910; Swiss artist
  • Albert von Zahn, 1836-1873; German art historian
  • Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse, 1824-1887; French artist
  • Albertina (Albertine, Albertien, Barend) Ludovica Brugsma, 1859-1891; friend of Lies van Gogh
  • Albertina (Albertine) Elisabeth Mesdag-Fockens, 1859-1936; daughter of Hendrik Willem Mesdag
  • Alberto Pasini, 1826-1899; Italian artist
  • Albertus Hartsuiker, 1827-1902; lodging-house keeper in Hoogeveen
  • Albrecht Dürer, 1471-1528; German artist
  • Albrecht François Lieven Vriendt, 1843-1900; Belgian artist
  • Aletta Jacobs, 1854-1929; Dutch physician
  • Alexander Reid, 1854-1928; Scottish art dealer
  • Alexander Abraham Breebaard, 1814-1901; inhabitant of Hoogeveen
  • Alexander de Graaf, 1848-1938; carpenter and sexton of the church in Etten
  • Alexandre Bida, 1823-1895; French artist
  • Alexandre Cabanel, 1823-1889; French artist
  • Alexandre Dumas, fils, 1824-1895; French writer and playwright
  • Alexandre Dumas, père (Dumas Davy de la Pailleterie ), 1802-1870; French writer
  • Alexandre Charles Lecocq, 1832-1918; French composer
  • Alexandre-Auguste Ledru-Rollin, 1807-1874; French politician
  • Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps, 1803-1860; French artist
  • Alexis Hamming, no dates; tax collector in Zundert
  • Alfred (Herman Alfred Leonard) Wahlberg, 1834-1906; Swiss artist
  • Alfred (Jean Philippe Auguste) Sensier, 1815-1877; French writer
  • Alfred Bruyas, 1821-1877; French art collector
  • Alfred Casile, 1848-1909; French artist
  • Alfred Feydeau, 1823-1891; French architect and art collector
  • Alfred Rethel, 1816-1859; German artist
  • Alfred Sisley, 1839-1899; English artist
  • Alfred Stevens, 1823-1906; Belgian artist
  • Alfred Alexandre Delauney, 1872-1890; French artist
  • Alfred Edward Emslie, 1848-1918; English artist
  • Alfred Philippe Roll, 1845-1919; French artist
  • Alfred Rozelaar Green, 1917-?; English artist
  • Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 1809-1883; English poet
  • Alida van Gogh-Dulken, 1718-1751; collateral relative of the artist
  • Aline Gauguin, 1877-1897; daughter of Paul Gauguin
  • Aline Marie Chazal Tristán, 1825-1867; mother of Paul Gauguin
  • Aliya Carbentus-Teekelenburg, no dates; wife of Gerrit Carbentus
  • Allard Pierson, no dates; Dutch clergyman
  • Allegonda Johanna Stam-Liernur, 1828-1891; Dutch seller of artists' supplies
  • Alphonse (Alfred) de Neuville, 1835-1885; French artist
  • Alphonse Asselbergs, 1839-1916; Belgian artist
  • Alphonse Daudet, 1840-1926; French writer
  • Alphonse Karr, 1808-1890; French writer
  • Alphonse Legros, 1837-1911; French artist
  • Alphonse Portier, 1841-1902; French art dealer
  • Alphonse Robert, no dates; police officer in Arles
  • Alphonse Stengelin, 1852-1938; French artist
  • Alphonse Hubert François Balat, 1819-1895; Belgian architect
  • Alphonse Jules Wauters, 1845-1916; Belgian art historian and brother of Émile Wauters
  • Alphonse Marie Louis de Prat de Lamartine, 1790-1869; French writer
  • Amandine Lucile (Lucie) Aurore Dupin (George Sand), 1804-1876; French writer
  • Amédee Ernest Lynen, 1852-1938; Belgian artist
  • Ando Kaïghetsudo, 18th century; Japanese artist
  • André Félibien, 1619-1695; French art chronicler and official historian in the court of Louis XIV
  • André-Léonard Antoine, 1858-1943; French artist
  • Andrea Mantegna, c. 1431-1506; Italian artist
  • Andreas Achenbach, 1815-1910; German artist
  • Andreas Pauwels, 1826-1889; clergyman in Nuenen
  • Andreas Schelfhout, 1787-1870; Dutch artist
  • Andries (André or Dries) Bonger, 1861-1936; friend of Theo van Gogh in Paris and brother of Johanna van Gogh-Bonger
  • Andries van Trijffel, no dates; classmate of the artist at the Evangelical School in Brussels
  • Angela Burdett-Coutts, 1814-1906; English philanthropist and social reformer
  • Anke Maria Schuil, 1850-?; governess in the Van Gogh household in Zundert
  • Anna Birnie, 1845-?; governess in Van Gogh household in Zundert
  • Anna Boch, 1848-1936; Belgian artist and sister of Eugène Boch
  • Anna Cornelia Carbentus-Van der Gaag, 1792-1855; wife of Willem Carbentus, mother of Anna van-Gogh-Carbentus, and grandmother of the artist
  • Anna Cornelia Lecomte-Carbentus, 1854-1926; wife of Adolf Lecomte
  • Anna Cornelia van Gogh-Carbentus, 1819-1907; wife of Theodorus van Gogh and mother of the artist
  • Anna Cornelia van Houten-Van Gogh, 1855-1930; wife of Joan Marius van Houten and sister of the artist
  • Anna Jacoba Maria Geertruida Richard-Nieuwenhuis, 1826-1877; wife of Jacques Jeremie Richard
  • Anna Susan Johanna van der Hoven, 1841-1844; inhabitant of Zundert
  • Anne (Anna) Catherine Fuchs , 1876?-?; wife of Cornelis Vincent van Gogh (Uncle Cor)
  • Anne (Annie) Marie Louise Bonger-Van der Linden, 1859-1931; wife of Andries Bonger
  • Annie Slade-Jones, 1838-1924; wife of Thomas Slade-Jones, clergyman and headmaster of a school in Isleworth
  • Anthon Gerard Alexander Ridder van Rappard, 1858-1892; Dutch artist
  • Anthonij (Anton) Rudolf Mauve, 1838-1888; Dutch artist
  • Anthonius (Anton, Tony) Matthais Hirschig, 1867-1939; Dutch artist
  • Anthonius (This) van Rooij, 1823-1908; cousin of Gordina de Groot
  • Anthony van Dyck, 1599-1641; Flemish artist
  • Antione Jean Gros, 1771-1835; French artist
  • Antoine Blanche, 1828-1893; French doctor
  • Antoine Chintreuil, 1814-1873; French artist
  • Antoine Louis Cornelis Furnée, 1867-1965; pharmacist in The Hague
  • Antoine Philippe Furnée, 1861-1897; surveyor in The Hague and son of Hendrik Jan Furnée
  • Antonie (Toon) Prins, 1849-1932; farmer in Zundert and classmate of the artist
  • Antonie (Toon) de Groot, 1829-1909; inhabitiant of Nuenen
  • Antonie Blans, no dates; bricklayer in Geertruidenberg
  • Antonie Waldrop, 1803-1866; Dutch artist
  • Antonin Proust, 1832-1905; French politician, writer, and art critic
  • Antonio Cristobal (Charles Antoine), 1870- ?; Spanish artist
  • Antonio Allegri Correggio, c. 1489/94-1534; Italian artist
  • Antonius (Anton) Cornelius Augustinius Kerssemakers, 1846-1924; tanner in Eindhoven and student of the artist
  • Arabella Catherine (Katherine) Hankey, 1834-1911; English evangelist
  • Arabella Catherine Hankey, 1872-1890; English writer
  • Archibald Standish Hartrick, 1864-1950; British artist
  • Ardina (Dien) van der Beek, 1840-1901; model for the artist in Nuenen
  • Arie Carbentus, 1826-1875; brother of Anna van Gogh-Carbentus
  • Arie van der Gaag, 1821-1822; son of Hendrica van der Gaag-Carbentus
  • Ariëtte (Jet) Sophia Jeanette Mauve-Carbentus, 1856-1894; wife of Anton Mauve
  • Aristide Bruant, 1851-1925; French singer and songwriter
  • Armand Silvestre, 1837-1901; French writer
  • Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu (Cardinal Richelieu), 1585-1642; French clergyman
  • Armand Joseph Désiré Roulin, 1871-1945; son of Joseph Roulin, postal worker in Arles and Marseille
  • Armand Théophile Cassagne, 1823-1907; French artist
  • Arnold Böcklin, 1827-1901; Swiss artist
  • Arnold Ronin, no dates; no known status
  • Arnold Toynbee, 1852-1883; English historian and social reformer
  • Arnold Hendrik Koning, 1860-1945; Dutch artist
  • Arnold Louis Karel Hubert van de Loo, 1852-1898; doctor in Eindhoven
  • Aron de Haan, 1859-1936; brother of Meijer Isaac de Haan
  • Arthur Hopkins, 1848-1930; English artist
  • Arthur Schopenhauer, 1788-1860; German philosopher
  • Arthur Boyd Houghton, 1836-1875; English artist
  • Arthur Gustave Ravoux, 1848-1914; manager of the Auberge Ravoux in Auvers-sur-Oise
  • Arthur Henri Christiaan Briët, 1867-1939; Dutch art student at the Antwerp Academy
  • Arthur Wellesley (Duke of Wellington), 1769-1852; Anglo-Irish field marshal and statesman
  • Artus Quellinus the Elder (Artus Quellijn, Arnoldus, Artus I), 1609-1668; Flemish artist
  • Artus Quellinus the Younger (Artus Quellijn, Arnoldus, Artus II), 1653-after 1686; Flemish artist
  • Ary Scheffer, 1795-1858; Dutch artist
  • August Allebé, 1838-1927; Dutch artist
  • August Hagborg, 1852-1921; Swedish artist
  • August Carl (Carel) Adler, 1835-1907; missionary in Amsterdam
  • Auguste Allongé, 1833-1898; French artist
  • Auguste Gruson, no dates; French writer
  • Auguste Jouve, 1846-?; French artist
  • Auguste Rodin, 1840-1917; French artist
  • Auguste Tilly, ?-1898; French artist
  • Auguste André Lançon, 1836-1885; French artist
  • Auguste Marie Lauzet, 1865-1898; French artist
  • Auguste Marie Mauzet, 1865-1898; French artist
  • Auguste-Louis Lepère, 1849-1918; French artist.
  • Auguste Delâtre, 1822-1907; French artist
  • Augustine Alex Roulin-Pelicot, 1851-1930; wife of Joseph Roulin, postal worker in Arles and Marseille
  • Augustus (Auguste) Charles Pugin, 1762-1832; French-born English artist and architectural draftsman
  • Aurelius Augustinus (St. Augustine, St. Augustine of Hippo), 354-430; Christian philosopher
  • Barend Cornelis Koekkoek, 1803-1862; Dutch artist
  • Bart van Hove, 1856-1914; Dutch artist
  • Bartholomé Esteban Murillo, 1618-1682; Spanish artist
  • Bénédict Augustin Morel, 1809-1873; French psychiatrist
  • Benjamin Disraeli, 1804-1881; British prime minister and earl of Beaconsfield
  • Benjamin Vautier (the Elder), 1829-1898; Swiss artist
  • Benno Schotz, 1891-1984; Scottish artist
  • Bernadus Johannes Blommers, 1845-1914; Dutch artist
  • Bernard Palissy, 1510-1589/90; French artist and writer
  • Bernard Soulé, 1826-1903; agent of the artist's landlord in Arles
  • Bernard ter Haar, 1806-1880; Dutch writer
  • Bernardin Mendozy (Bernardino de Mendoza), c. 1540-1604; Spanish military commander and diplomat
  • Berthe Morisot, 1841-1895; French artist
  • Blaise Pascal, 1623-1662; French mathematician and philosopher
  • Blaise Alexandre Desgoffe, 1830-1901; French artist
  • Blum Cortez, no dates; doctor in The Hague
  • Boele van Hensbroek, 1853-1912; housemate of the artist in The Hague
  • C.W.H. (Christian William Henry) Pauli, 1800-1877; missionary in Amsterdam
  • Camille Benoît, 1851-1923; French composter, art historian, and art collector
  • Camille Bernier, 1823-1902; French artist
  • Camille Roulin, 1877-1922; son of Joseph Roulin, postal worker in Arles and Marseille
  • Camille Jacob Pissarro, 1830-1903; French artist
  • Carel Fabritius, 1622-1654; Dutch artist
  • Carel Vosmaer (Flanor), 1826-1888; Dutch writer
  • Carel Leonhard Brinkman, Sr., 1820-1881; bookseller and publisher in Amsterdam
  • Carl Nordenfalk, 1907-1992; Dutch art historian
  • Carl Adolph Haanebeek, 1821-1906; wine merchant in The Hague and father of Caroline van Stockum-Haanebeek
  • Carl Adolph Streckfuß, 1823-1895; German writer
  • Carl August Peter Cornelius, 1824-1874; German composer
  • Carl Ernst Rudolf Heinrich Salem (Henri) Lehmann, 1814-1882; German-born French artist
  • Carlo (Carolo, Carlino) Dolci, 1616-1686; Italian artist
  • Carolina (Caroline) Adolphina van Stockum-Haanebeek, 1852-1926; wife of Willem Jacob van Stockum
  • Caroline Booth, 1829-1890; wife of William Booth, English clergyman
  • Catharina Beukema, 1835-1908; storekeeper in Hoogeveen, divorced from her first husband, Lucas Seijdel
  • Catharina Hartsuiker-Beukema, 1835-1908; secod wife of Albertus Hartsuiker, lodging-housekeeper in Hoogeveen
  • Catharina Posthumus Meijjes, 1873-1945; daughter of Jeremias Posthumus Meijjes
  • Catharina Geertruida Hartsuiker, 1871-1896; daughter of Albertus and Catharina Hartsuiker, lodging-house keepers in Hoogeveen
  • Catharina Marianne Louise Du Quesne van Bruchem-Van Willis, 1850-1889; wife of Jean Philippe Theodore Du Quesne van Bruchem
  • Catharina Marianne Louise Du Quesne van Bruchem-Van Willis, 1850-1889; first wife of Jean Philippe Theodore Du Quesne van Bruchem
  • Catharinus Henri Vos, 1876-1877; son of Christoffel and Kee Vos
  • Cathérine Carrel-Garcin, 1851-1931; owner of Hotel-Restaurant Carrel in Arles and wife of Albert Carrel
  • Catherine Lemaire, 1827-1894; Meillet's second wife
  • Cenni (Benciviene) di Pepo Cimabue, 1240-1302; Italian artist
  • Cenni (Benciviene) di Pepo (Giovanni) Cimabue, 1240-1302; Italian artist
  • César (Cézar) de Cock (Cocq), 1823-1904; Belgian artist
  • Cesare Lombroso, 1835-1909; Italian criminologist
  • Charles (Carl) Obach, 1840/41-?; manager of Goupil & Cie in London
  • Charles (Karel) Michel Marie Verlat, 1824-1890; Belgian artist and director of the Antwerp Academy
  • Charles Bargue, c. 1826/27-1883; French artist
  • Charles Barry, 1795-1860; English architect
  • Charles Baudelaire, 1821-1867; French writer
  • Charles Blanc, 1813-1882; French writer
  • Charles Chaplin, 1825-1891; French artist
  • Charles Charlopin, no dates; French inventor
  • Charles Courtry, 1846-1897; French artist
  • Charles Durand-Ruel, 1865-1892; French art dealer and son of Paul Durand-Ruel
  • Charles Fourier, 1772-1837; French social theorist
  • Charles Gleyre, 1806-1874; Swiss artist
  • Charles Gounod, 1818-1893; French composer
  • Charles Green, 1840-1898; English artist
  • Charles Laval, 1862-1894; French artist
  • Charles Meryon, 1821-1868; French artist
  • Charles Müller, 1815-1892; French artist
  • Charles Rochussen, 1814-1894; Dutch artist
  • Charles Auguste Émile Durand, 1837-1917; French artist
  • Charles Augustin Sainte-Beuve, 1804-1869; French poet
  • Charles Camille Auguste Degroux, 1825-1870; Belgian artist
  • Charles Émile Jacque(s), 1813-1894; French artist
  • Charles Émile Vacher de Tournemine, 1812-1872; French artist
  • Charles Emile van de Wall, no dates; inhabitant of Zundert
  • Charles Emmanuel Serret, 1824-1900; French artist
  • Charles Eugène Prévost, 1855-?; French artist
  • Charles François Jalabert, 1819-1901; French artist
  • Charles François Marchal, 1825-1877; French artist
  • Charles George Gordon, 1833-1885; British general
  • Charles Haddon Spurgeon, 1834-1892; English clergyman and writer
  • Charles Henri Pille, 1844-1897; French artist
  • Charles Henri Joseph Leickert, 1816-1907; Belgian artist
  • Charles John Huffam Dickens, 1812-1870; English writer
  • Charles Joseph Staniland, 1838-1916; English artist
  • Charles Louis Decrucq, 1822-1884; landlord of the artist in Cuesmes
  • Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (Lewis Carroll), 1832-1898; English writer
  • Charles Paul Gruppe, 1860-1940; American artist, born in Canada
  • Charles Paul Renouard, 1845-1924; French artist
  • Charles Paul de Kock, 1793-1871; French writer of Dutch lineage
  • Charles Samuel Keene, 1823-1891; English artist
  • Charles Stanley Reinhart, 1844-1896; American artist
  • Charles Théophile Angrand, 1854-1926; French artist
  • Charles van Ginnekin, no dates; inhabitant of Zundert
  • Charles-Alexandre Chatrian, 1826-1890; French writer
  • Charles-Elzéard Trabuc, 1830-1896; orderly in the asylum of Saint Paul de Mausole in Saint-Rémy
  • Charles-François Daubigny, 1817-1878; French artist
  • Charles Antoine [Antonio Cristobal], pseudonym Tonio, no dates; Spanish artist
  • Charlotte Brontë, 1816-1855; English writer
  • Christiaan (Christianus) Schrauwen, 1800-1885; farmer in Zundert
  • Christiaan Bernard Posthumus Meijjes, 1858-1922; son of Jeremias Posthumus Meijjes
  • Christiaan van de(n) Broek, 1840-after 1902; clerk at the Blussé & Van Braam bookshop in Dordrecht
  • Christian Vilhelm Mourier-Petersen, 1858-1945; Danish artist
  • Christina Georgina Rossetti, 1860-1894; English poet
  • Christoffel Martinus Vos, 1841-1878; clergyman in Amsterdam and husband of Kee Vos-Stricker
  • Clara Vrijdag-Cramer, 1836-1914; wife of Daniël Joost Vrijdag, merchant in Amsterdam
  • Clara Adriana Carbentus, 1817-1866; sister of Anna van Gogh-Carbentus
  • Clara Cornelia Petronella van der Gaag, 1817-?; daughter of Hendrica van der Gaag-Carbentus
  • Clasina (Sien, Christien, Christine, Xtien) Maria Hoornik, 1850-1904; prostitute-lover of the artist in the Hague
  • Claude Jacquand, 1803-1878; French artist
  • Claude Émile Schuffenecker, 1851-1934; French artist
  • Claude Étienne Michel, 1772-1815; French general
  • Claude Oscar Monet, 1840-1926; French artist
  • Claude-Achille Debussy, 1862-1918; French composer
  • Clemens (Klemens) Brentano, 1778-1842; German poet and novelist
  • Clémentine Elisa Marguerite (Marguerite-Clémentine) Gachet , 1869-1949; daughter of Paul-Ferdinand Gachet, Sr.
  • Clovis Gauguin, 1814-1849; French journalist and father of Paul Gauguin
  • Clovis Hugues, 1851-1907; French writer
  • Constant Troyon, 1810-1865; French artist
  • Constant-Joseph Brochart, 1816-1899; French artist
  • Constantin Guys, 1802-1892; French artist
  • Constantine Émile Meunier, 1831-1905; Belgian artist
  • Constantinus Cornelis (C. C.) (Huijsmans) Huysmans, 1810-1866; Dutch artist and teacher of art at the Tilburg Academy
  • Cora Pearl, 1835-1886; French courtesan, mistress of King Willem III and of Crown Prince Willem
  • Cornelia (Cornelie) van Gogh-Carbentus (Aunt Cornelie), 182-1913; wife of Vincent van Gogh (Uncle Cent) and sister of Anna van Gogh-Carbentus
  • Cornelia (Kee) Adriana Vos-Stricker (or K. V.), 1846-1918; daughter of Johannes Paulus Stricker, Sr., and wife of Christoffel Martinus Vos
  • Cornelia Aertsen (Aerssen or Aarssen), 1837-after 1910; daughter of Jan Aertsen
  • Cornelia de Groot-Van Rooij, 1825-1891; mother of Gordina de Groot
  • Cornelia Jacoba Haanebeek-Van Zuylen, 1823-1857; first wife of Carl Adolph Haanebeek
  • Cornelia van der Gaag-Van den Bergh, no dates; mother of Johanna Ewaldina Stricker-Van der Gaag
  • Cornelis (C.) van Spaendonck, 1756-1840; Dutch artist
  • Cornelis (Cor) Marinus van Gogh (Uncle Cor or C.M.), 1824-1908; art dealer and bookseller in Amsterdam and brother of Theodorus van Gogh
  • Cornelis (Cor) Vincent van Gogh, 1867-1900; brother of the artist
  • Cornelis Honcoop, no dates; chaperone for the artist from Breda to Zundert
  • Cornelis Schuitemaker, 1813-1884; Dutch farmer
  • Cornelis Adriaan Heintz, no dates; headmaster of Theo van Gogh's school in Oisterwijk
  • Cornelis de Groot, 1818-1883; father of Gordina de Groot
  • Cornelis de Groot, 1885-1951; son of Gordina de Groot
  • Cornelis van Ginneken, 1815-1871; doctor in Zundert who delivered the artist
  • Countess Clara Levaillant de la Boissière, c. 1857-? ; French countess and wife of Eugène Levaillant de la Boissière
  • Countess Eugénie de Montijo, 1826-1920; Spanish countess
  • Crown Prince Willem, 1840-1879; crown prince of the Netherlands
  • Daniel Cottier, 1838-1891; Scottish art dealer in London
  • Daniel Defoe, 1660-1731; English writer
  • Daniël Joost Vrijdag, 1834-1879; merchant in Amsterdam
  • Daniel Urrabieta Vierge, 1851-1904; Spanish-born French artist
  • Daniël van Gogh, 1867-1909; son of Cornelis Marinus van Gogh
  • Dante Alighieri, 1265-1321; Italian poet
  • Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1828-1882; English artist
  • David Blok, 1832-1904; bookseller in The Hague
  • David Bonté, no dates; clergyman in Warquignies
  • David Gruby, 1810-1898; doctor in Paris
  • David Teniers the Younger, 1610-1690; Flemish artist
  • David Adolph Constant Artz, 1837-1890; Dutch artist
  • David Joseph Bles, 1821-1899; Dutch artist
  • David van Gogh, 1697-1740; father of Vincent van Gogh and Jan van Gogh and great-great-great-grandfather of the artist
  • Desiderius Erasmus , 1469-1536; Dutch scholar
  • Diederick Johannes (D. J.) Korteweg, no dates; teacher of mathematics and cosmography at the Tilburg Academy
  • Diedrik Franciscus Jamin, 1838-1865; Dutch artist
  • Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez, 1599-1660; Spanish artist
  • Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez, 1599-1660; Spanish artist
  • Dimmen Gestel, 1862-1945; printer and student of the artist in Eindhoven
  • Dina (Dientje) Margrieta van Roos-Van Aalst, 1813-1904; wife of Willem Marinus Roos, the artist's landlord in The Hague
  • Dinah Maria Mulock Craik, 1826-1887; English writer
  • Dirk Braat, 1851-1926; son of Pieter Kornelis Braat, manager of the Blussé & Van Braam bookshop in Dordrecht
  • Dirk Rafaelsz Camphuysen, 1586-1626; Dutch artist, poet, and theologian
  • Dirk Rochus Bokma, 1831-1911; teacher at the Evangelical School in Brussels
  • Dodge MacKnight, 1860-1950; American artist
  • Domenico Morelli, 1823-1901; Italian artist
  • Dominique Bonnaud, 1864-1943; French songwriter
  • Don Mariano de Tristan y Moscoso, ?-1807; Spanish-Peruvian colonel and Gauguin's great-grandfather
  • Dorothée Hingway, no dates; servant of Uncle Cent
  • Dwight Lyman Moody, 1837-1899; American evangelist
  • Edgar Leroy, no dates; doctor at the asylum of Saint Paul de Mausole in Saint-Rémy
  • Edgar Quinet, 1803-1875; French writer
  • Edgar Allan Poe, 1809-1849; American writer
  • Edmond (Edward) Morin, 1824-1882; French artist
  • Edmond de Goncourt, 1822-1896; French writer
  • Edmund Roche, 1828-1861; French poet
  • Edmund Henry Fisher, 1835-1879; English clergyman
  • Edmund Walpole Brooke, no dates; English artist
  • Édouard Dujardin, 1861-1945; French writer and art critic
  • Edouard Frère, 1819-1886; French artist
  • Édouard Girardet, 1819-1880; French artist
  • Édouard Hamman, 1819-1888; Belgian artist
  • Édouard Manet, 1832-1883; French artist
  • Édouard Rod, 1857-1910; Swiss writer
  • Édouard Jean Baptiste Détaille, 1848-1912; French artist
  • Edouard Joseph (Joseph Edouard) Francq (Frank), 1819-1902; foreman in a coal mine and evangelist in Cusmes
  • Eduard (Douwes) Dekker (Multatuli), 1820-1887; Dutch writer
  • Eduardo Zamacois y Zabala, 1842/3-1871; Spanish artist
  • Edward Dujardin, 1817-1889; Belgian artist and art teacher
  • Edward Wheelwright, 1824-1900; American artist and lawyer
  • Edward George Earle Bulwer-Lytton, 1803-1873; English writer
  • Edward John Gregory, 1850-1909; English artist
  • Edward Levien Jacobson, 1802-1875; English art collector
  • Edward Reginald Bottomley, 1865-1929; British artist
  • Edwin Edwards, 1823-1879; English artist
  • Edwin Austin Abbey, 1852-1911; American artist
  • Edwin Henry Landseer, 1802-1873; English artist
  • Edwin Buckman, 1841-1930; English artist
  • Egbert Johannes Wernhardt Posthumus Meijjes, 1871-1949; son of Jeremias Posthumus Meijjes
  • Egbert Rubertus Borchers, 1849-1932; civil servant in The Hague
  • Elbert Jan van Wisselingh, 1848-1912; Dutch art dealer
  • Elisabeth (Betje) Petronella van der Burg (Aunt Betje), 1797-1879; daughter of Abraham van der Burg
  • Elisabeth (Betsy) Tersteeg, 1869-1938; daughter of Hermanus Gijsbertus Tersteeg, manager of Goupil & Cie in The Hague
  • Elisabeth (Lies) Huberta Du Quesne-Van Gogh, 1859-1936; sister of the artist and second wife of Jean Philippe Theodore Du Quesne van Bruchem
  • Elisabeth Clara Johanna Hackstroh-De Bock, 1827-after 1895; wife of Susan(n)us Marinus Hackstroh
  • Elisabeth Huberta Vrijdag van Gogh-Vrijdag, 1790-1857; wife of Vincent van Gogh and grandmother of the artist
  • Elise Dosne Thiers, 1818-1880; wife of Louis-Adolphe Thiers, president of the French Republic
  • Eliza Laurillard, 1830-1908; clergyman and poet in Amsterdam
  • Elizabeth (Sara) de Swart, 1861-1951; Dutch artist
  • Elizabeth Cookson, no dates; French courtesan and mistress of King Willem III
  • Elizabeth Hubertha (Bertha) Pompe-Van Gogh (Aunt Bertha), 1823-1895; second wife of Abraham Pompe and sister of Theodorus van Gogh
  • Elizabeth Hubertha (Bertha) Vincentia van Gogh, 1859-1938; daughter of Willem Daniel van Gogh
  • Elodie Breton-De Vigne, 1836-1909; wife of Jules Breton
  • Emil Otto Grundmann, 1844-1890; German artist
  • Émile Erckmann, 1822-1899; French writer
  • Émile Gauguin, 1874-1955; son of Paul Gauguin
  • Émile Gavet, 1830-1904; French art collector and patron of Millet
  • Émile Goudeau, 1849-1906; French writer
  • Émile Levy, 1826-1890; French artist
  • Émile Rochedieu, 1825-1892; president of the Belgian Evangelization Committee of the Association of Churches
  • Emile Souvestre, 1806-1854; French writer
  • Émile Verhaeren, 1855-1916; Belgian writer
  • Émile Wauters, 1846-1933; Belgian artist
  • Émile Adélard Breton, 1831-1902; French artist
  • Émile Auguste Étienne Martin Deschanel, 1819-1904; French writer
  • Émile Charles Lambinet, 1815-1877; French artist
  • Émile Étienne Guimet, 1838-1919; French industrialist
  • Émile François Zola, 1840-1902; French writer
  • Émile Henri Bernard, 1868-1941; French artist
  • Émile Jean-Horace Vernet, 1789-1863; French artist
  • Emmanuel Poiré (Caran d'Ache), 1859-1909; French artist
  • Emmanuel de Bom, 1868-1953; Belgian writer
  • Enid Plowman Dove-Meadows, no dates; daughter of Eugénie Loyer
  • Ernest Chaplet, 1835-1909 ; French artist
  • Ernest Durand, c.1855-?; Belgian art student at the Antwerp Academy
  • Ernest Hébert, 1817-1908; French artist
  • Ernest Legouvé, 1807-1903; French writer
  • Ernest Meissoner, 1815-1891; French artist
  • Ernest Quost, 1844-1931; French artist
  • Ernest Amédée Chausson, 1855-1899; French composer
  • Ernest Ange Duez , 1843-1896; French artist
  • Ernest Christopher Dowson, 1867-1900; English writer
  • Ernest Ponthier de Chamaillard, 1862-1930; French artist
  • Ernest Sigismund Witkamp, 1854-1897; Dutch artist
  • Ernst Josephson, 1851-1906; Swedish artist
  • Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann, 1776-1822; German writer, composer, critic, and caricaturist
  • Erskine Nicol, 1825-1904; English artist
  • Esaias Tegner, 1782-1846; Swedish poet, bishop, and teacher
  • Esther Bensusan, 1970-1951; English fiancée of Lucien Pissarro
  • Esther Denis, no dates; landlord of the artist in Petit-Wasmes and wife of Jean-Baptiste Denis
  • Étienne Boussod, 1857-1918; art dealer at Boussod, Valadon & Cie in Paris and son of Léon Boussod
  • Étienne Moreau-Nélaton, 1859-1927; French artist and writer
  • Étienne Joseph Théophile Thoré (W. Bürger), 1807-1869; French art critic
  • Étienne-Lucien Martin, no dates; no known status
  • Eugène Bersier, 1831-1889; clergyman in Paris
  • Eugéne Cicéri, 1813-1890; French artist
  • Eugène Fromentin, 1820-1876; French artist and writer
  • Eugène Giraud, 1833-?; magistrate in Arles
  • Eugène Ionesco, 1909-1994; Romanian/French writer
  • Eugène Manet, 1834-1892; brother of Édouard Manet and husband of Berthe Morisot
  • Eugène Murer, 1846-1906; French art collector
  • Eugène Verboeckhoven, 1798-1881; Belgian artist
  • Eugène Alexandre Caillaux, 1822-1896; French engineer and politician, minister in the Third Republic
  • Eugène Anatole Carrière, 1849-1934; French artist
  • Eugéne Antoine Samuel Lavieille, 1820-1889; French artist
  • Eugène François Bonaventure Bataille, 1854-1891; French artist
  • Eugène François Joseph Siberdt, 1851-1931; Belgian artist and teacher at the Antwerp Academy
  • Eugène Guillaume Boch, 1855-1941; Belgian artist
  • Eugène Louis Boudin, 1824-1898; French artist
  • Eugène Louis Gillot, 1868-1925; French artist and engraver
  • Eugenie Loyer, 1854-1911; daughter of Sarah Ursula Loyer-Wilson, the artist's landlord in London
  • Evariste Marandon de Montyel, 1851-1908; French psychiatrist
  • Évariste Marandon de Montyel, 1851-1908; French psychiatrist
  • Evert Pieters, 1856-1932; Dutch artist
  • F. C. Soer, no dates; headmaster at the grammar school at Oldenzaal, teacher of Dutch and geography at the Tilburg Academy
  • F. S. Gomm, no dates; teacher of English at the Tilburg Academy
  • F. van Calker, no dates; teacher of zoology at the Tilburg Academy, later first professor of geology in The Netherlands
  • F. W. Krecke, no dates; teacher of mathematics and physics at the Tilburg Academy
  • F.H.M. Post, 1829-1894; English art collector
  • Fabian de Castro, 1868-?; Spanish artist
  • Felicien de Myrbach-Rheinfeld, 1853-1940; Austrian artist
  • Félicien Joseph Victor Rops, 1833-1898; Belgian artist
  • Felix Chrispeels, no dates; classmate the artist at the Evangelical School in Brussels and brother of Pieter Jozef Chrispeels
  • Félix Fénélon, 1861-1944; French writer
  • Félix Elie Régamey, 1844-1907; French artist
  • Félix Hilaire Buhot, 1847-1898; French artist
  • Félix-Francois Georges Philibert Ziem, 1821-1911; French artist
  • Félix-Joseph Barrias, 1822-1907; French artist
  • Fennigje(n) Hartsuiker-Veen, 1829-1865; first wife of Albertus Hartsuiker, lodging-house keeper in Hoogeveen
  • Ferdinand (Marie) de Lesseps, 1805-1894; French writer and builder of the Suez Canal
  • Ferdinand Bol, 1616-1680; Dutch artist
  • Ferdinand Heilbuth, 1826-1889; French artist
  • Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder, 1792-1883; Belgian artist
  • Ferdinand Hart Nibbrig, 1866-1915; Dutch artist
  • Ferdinand Henri Gagnebin, 1816-1890; clergyman in Amsterdam
  • Ferdinand Loyen du Puigaudeau, 1864-1930; French artist
  • Ferdinand Victor Eugène Delacroix, 1798-1863; French artist
  • Fernand Piestre, 1845-1924; French artist
  • Fernand Piestre Cormon, 1845-1924; French artist
  • Fjodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky (Dostoieffsky), 1821-1881; Russian writer
  • Fleury Chenu, 1833-1875; French artist
  • Flore Célestine Thérèse Henriette Tristan y Moscoso (Flora Celestina Teresa Henriette Tristán Laisnay), 1803-1844; French writer and activist and grandmother of Paul Gauguin
  • Francis ("Sis") van Rooij, 1839-1917; uncle of Gordina de Groot
  • Francis (Frank) Montague Holl, 1845-1888; English artist
  • Francis Bacon (First Viscount Saint Alban), 1561-1626; English philosopher, statesman, scientist, lawyer, jurist, and writer
  • Francisco Gómez de Quevedo y Villegas, 1580-1645; Spanish writer
  • Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, 1746-1828; Spanish artist
  • Francois (Frans) Pieter ter Meulen, 1843-1927; Dutch artist
  • François Boucher, 1703-1770; French artist
  • François Rabelais, 1494-1553; French writer
  • François Spijker, ?-after 1890; friend of Theo van Gogh's in Paris
  • François Villon, 1431-1463; French writer
  • Francois Adriaan de Klerck, no dates; possible classmate or staff member at Provily's school in Zevenbergen
  • François Damase Crevoulin, 1844-1903; grocer and neighbor of the artist in Arles
  • François de Salignac de La Mothe Fénélon, no dates; French archbishop
  • François Edouard Joachim Coppée, 1842-1908; French poet
  • François Joseph Delarebeyrette, 1825-1886; French art dealer
  • François Joseph Aimé de Lemud, 1817-1887; French artist
  • François Nicolas Auguste Feyen-Perrin, 1826-1888; French artist
  • François Pierre Guillaume Guizot, 1787-1874; French historian and prime minister under Louis Philippe I
  • François Vincent Raspail, 1794-1878; French chemist
  • Françoise Bonger, Baroness van der Borch van Verwolde, 1887-1975; second wife of Andries Bonger
  • Françoise Bonger, Baroness van der Borch van Verwolde, 1887-1975; second wife of Andries Bonger
  • Frank Boggs, 1855-1926; American artist
  • Frank Dadd, 1851-1929; English artist
  • Frans (Franciscus) Braat, 1852-1888; employee at Goupil & Cie in Paris
  • Frans (François) Kasper Huibrecht Vinck, 1827-1903; Belgian artist
  • Frans Francken II, 1581-1642; Flemish artist
  • Frans Hals, 1581/85-1666; Dutch artist
  • Frans Soek, ?-1879; employee at Goupil & Cie in Paris
  • Frans Alexander Johan Frederik Ridder van Rappard, 1854-1923; brother of Anthon van Rappard, Dutch artist
  • Fransisco Gómez de Quevedo y Villegas, 1580-1645; Spanish writer
  • Franz Kafka, 1883-1924; German writer
  • Franz Liszt (Ferencz Liszt, Ferenc Liszt, from 1859 to 1867 Franz Ritter von Liszt ), 1811-1886; Hungarian composer
  • Franz Pforr, 1788-1812; German artist
  • Franz Joseph Gall, 1758-1828; German doctor
  • Frederic Leighton (Baron Leighton of Stetton), 1830-1896; English artist
  • Frédéric Mistral, 1830-1914; French writer
  • Frédéric Montenard, 1849-1926; French artist
  • Frédéric Régamey, 1849-1925; French artist
  • Frédéric Salles, 1841-1897; clergyman in Arles
  • Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, 1834-1904; French artist
  • Frédéric François (Fryderyk Franciszek) Chopin, 1810-1849; Polish composer
  • Frederick Barnard, 1846-1896; English artist
  • Frederick Walker, 1840-1875; English artist
  • Frederico Zandomeneghi, 1841-1917; Italian artist
  • Frederik van de Plas, no dates; Dutch tailor
  • Frederik Villem van Eeden, 1860-1932; Dutch writer
  • Fredrich (Fritz) Karl Hermann von Uhde, 1848-1911; German artist
  • Friedrich Engels, 1820-1895; German writer and philosopher
  • Friedrich Rückert, 1788-1866; German poet
  • Fritz Reuter, 1810-1874; German writer
  • G. Kraus, no dates; doctor
  • G. Millaudy, no dates; no known status
  • G. de Best, no dates; teacher at the Evangelical School in Brussels
  • G. J. Blom, no dates; clergyman and member of the Belgian Evangelization Committee of the Association of Churches
  • Gabriel Delarebeyrette (Gabriel de la Roquette), 1862-1891; French art dealer
  • Gabriel-Albert Aurier, 1865-1892; French writer and art critic
  • Gaius Julius Caesar, 100 BCE-44 CE; Roman emperor
  • Gaius Julius Caesar, 100-44 BCE; Roman emperor
  • Gaspar Ofhuys, 1456-1532; monk at Roode Clooster
  • Gaston Braun, 1845-1928; French publisher of reproductions
  • Gaston Secrétan, 1871-1943; French singer
  • Geoffrey Chaucer, 1343-1400; English writer
  • Georg (Friedrich Carl) F. C. Herbst, 1828-1898; clergyman in Brussels
  • Georg Eduard Otto Saal, 1818-1870; German artist
  • George Clausen, 1852-1944; English artist
  • George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans), 1819-1880; English writer
  • George Sand (Amandine Lucile Aurore Dupin, Lucie), 1804-1876; French writer
  • George Stephenson, 1781-1848; English engineer
  • George C. Finden, 1848-1883; English artist
  • George Frideric Handel, 1685-1759; German-born English composer
  • George Gordon (Lord) Byron, 1788-1824; English poet
  • George Hendrick Breitner, 1857-1923; Dutch artist
  • George Henry Boughton, 1835-1905; English artist
  • George John Pinwell, 1842-1875; English artist
  • George Léon Alfred Perrichon, ?-1907; French artist
  • George Louis Palmella Busson du Maurier, 1834-1896; French artist
  • George R. Read, no dates; acquaintance of the artist at Goupil & Cie in London
  • George Robert Reid, 1851-after 1916; English artist
  • Georges (Père) Thomas, ?-after 1908; art dealer in Paris
  • Georges Bizet, 1838-1875; French composer
  • Georges Durand-Ruel, 1866-1933; French art dealer and son of Paul Durand-Ruel
  • Georges Jeannin, 1841-1925; French artist
  • Georges Lemmen, 1865-1916; Belgian artist
  • Georges Ohnet, 1848-1918; French writer
  • Georges Petit, 1865-1920; French art dealer
  • Georges Stein, 1818-1890; French artist
  • Georges de Bellio, 1828-1894; French art dealer and collector
  • Georges Ernest Jean-Marie Boulanger, 1837-1891; French general and politican
  • Georges-Bernard Michel, 1763-1843; French artist
  • Georges-Daniel de Monfreid, 1856-1929; French artist and collector
  • Georges-Eugène (Baron) Haussmann, 1809-1891; French civic planner
  • Georges-Pierre Seurat, 1859-1891; French artist
  • Geraldina (Gerardina) Jacoba van de Sande Bakhuyzen, 1826-1895; Dutch artist
  • Gerard Dou, 1613-1675; Dutch artist
  • Gerard Seghers, 1591-1651; Flemish artist
  • Gerard ter Borch (the Younger), 1617-1681; Dutch artist
  • Gerard van Swieten, 1700-1772; Dutch doctor
  • Gerard Bilders, 1838-1865; Dutch artist
  • Gerarda Carbentus, 1831-1832; sister of Anna van Gogh-Carbentus
  • Gerarda van der Gaag, 1829-?; daughter of Hendrica van der Gaag-Carbentus
  • Gerardus Guizing, 1847-1924; farmer in Nuenen
  • Gerardus Huizing, 1847-1924; farmer in Nuenen
  • Gerhard Morgen-stjerne Munthe, 1875-1927; German artist
  • Gerke Henkes, 1844-1927; Dutch artist
  • Germaine Ravoux, 1888-?; daughter of Arthur Gustave Ravoux
  • Gerrit Carbentus, 1697-1756; great-great-great-grandfather of the artist
  • Gerrit Carbentus, 1761-1797; great-grandfather of the artist
  • Gerrit Carbentus, 1822-1869; brother of Anna van Gogh-Carbentus
  • Gerrit Carbentus, no dates; great-grandfather of Gerrit Carbentus, the artist's great-great-great-great-grandfather
  • Gerrit Alexander Godart Philip (Alexander) Mollinger, 1836-1867; Dutch artist
  • Gerrit Jan van der Stouwe, no dates; assistant teacher at Provily's school in Zevenbergen
  • Gerrit van Gogh, 1590/1600-1648; father of Gerrit van Gogh and great-great-great-great-great-grandfather of the artist
  • Gerrit van Gogh, 1636/9-1714; father of Vincent van Gogh and great-great-great-great-grandfather of the artist
  • Gerrit van Gogh, 1700-1752; brother of David van Gogh
  • Gerrit van der Gaag, 1819-?; son of Hendrica van der Gaag-Carbentus
  • Gheorghe Asachi, 1788-1869; Romanian writer
  • Gijsbertus Jan van Lakerveld, 1831-1901; clergyman in Helmond
  • Giorgio (Giorgione) Barbarelli da Castelfranco, c. 1477/8-1510; Italian artist
  • Giorgio Vasari, 1511-1574; Italian writer and artist
  • Giovanni Bellini, 1427/30-1516; Italian artist
  • Giovanni Boccaccio, 1313-1375; Italian writer
  • Giovanni Giusti, 1485-1549; Italian artist
  • Girolamo Savonarola, 1452-1498; Dominican friar in Florence
  • Giuseppe de Nittis, 1846-1884; Italian artist
  • Godefroy Durand, 1832-1920; English artist
  • Gordina (Dien, Sien) de Groot, 1855-1927; lover of the artist in Nuenen
  • Guillame Charles Tasset, 1843-1925; seller of artists' supplies in Paris
  • Guillaume Clovis Pierre Gauguin, 1814-1849; father of Paul Gauguin
  • Guillaume Urbain Régamey, 1837-1875; French artist
  • Guiseppe Garibaldi, 1807-1882; Italian military officer and politician
  • Guliana Cornelia Posthumus Meijjes, 1869-1942; daughter of Jeremias Posthumus Meijjes
  • Gustave Arosa, 1818-1883; French businessman
  • Gustave Brion, 1824-1877; French artist
  • Gustave Coquiot, 1865-1926; French writer and art critic
  • Gustave Courbet, 1819-1877; French artist
  • Gustave Doré, 1832-1883; French artist
  • Gustave Flaubert, 1821-1880; French writer
  • Gustave Geffroy, 1855-1926; French writer
  • Gustave Kahn, 1859-1936; French writer and art critic
  • Gustave Adolphe Jundt, 1830-1884; French artist
  • Gustave Jean Jacquet, 1846-1909; French artist
  • Gustave Desault, no dates; Protestant in Cuesmes
  • Guy de Maupassant, 1850-1893; French writer
  • H. Hollidee (Elard Albert Rovers), 1848-1908; Dutch writer
  • H. Pfaff, no dates; sergeant-instructor at the Tilburg Academy
  • H. J. Buddingh, 1810-1870; Dutch clergyman and founder of the Free Evangelical Congregation
  • Hannes van der Velden, 1871-1956; inhabitant of Neunen
  • Hans Holbein the Younger, 1497-1543; German artist
  • Hans Laban, no dates; Dutch acquaintance of the Van Gogh family
  • Hans Makart, 1840-1884; Austrian artist
  • Hans Memling (Memlinc), 1430/40-1494; German-Flemish artist
  • Hans Christian Andersen, 1805-1875; Danish writer
  • Hans Holbein the Younger, 1497-1543; German artist
  • Hans Olaf Heyerdahl, 1857-1913; Norwegian artist
  • Harm Boom, 1810-1885; Dutch journalist
  • Harmen van Houten, no dates; Dutch writer
  • Harrier Beecher Stowe, 1811-1896; American writer
  • Harry Gladwell, 1857-1927; friend of the artist in Paris
  • Hector Giacomelli, 1822-1904; French artist
  • Hector Berlioz, 1803-1869; French composer
  • Heinrich Heine, 1797-1856; German poet
  • Helen (Mary Elizabeth Paterson) Allingham, 1848-1926; English artist
  • Helena (Leen, Lientje) Elisabeth Veerman, 1813-1898; nursemaid in the Van Gogh household in Zundert
  • Hendrica Pietronella Carbentus, 1797-?; daughter of Hermanus Carbentus
  • Hendrica van der Gaag-Carbentus, no dates; daughter of Willem Carbentus and wife of Pieter van der Gaag
  • Hendricus (Driek) Dekkers, 1875-1952; inhabitant of Neunen
  • Hendrik (Hein) Aertsen (Aerssen or Aarssen), 1847-1929; farmer in Etten
  • Hendrik (Hein) Vincent van Gogh (Uncle Hein), 1814-1877; art dealer in Brussels and brother of Theodorus van Gogh
  • Hendrik Hoppenbrouwers, no dates; inhabitant of Zundert and classmate of the artist
  • Hendrik Scholte, 1841-1915; proprietor of the artist's lodging house in Nieuw-Amsterdam
  • Hendrik Stevin, 1614-1668; Dutch engineer
  • Hendrik Adriaan Christiaan Dekker, 1836-1905; Dutch artist
  • Hendrik Christiaan Bonger, 1828-1904; Dutch insurance broker and father of Andries Bonger and Johanna van Gogh-Bonger
  • Hendrik Jacob Eerligh van Gogh (Cousin Hendrik), 1853-1886; son of Johannes van Gogh
  • Hendrik Jan Furnée, 1833-1894; seller of artists' supplies in The Hague
  • Hendrik Jan van Wisselingh, 1816-1884; Dutch art dealer
  • Hendrik Johannes Haverman, 1857-1928; Dutch artist
  • Hendrik van de Sande Bakhuysen (Bakhuijsen), 1729-1812; Dutch artist; husband of Jannetje van de Sande Bakhuysen-Van Gogh
  • Hendrik van den Brink, 1841-1918; clergyman in Roesselaere, Belgium
  • Hendrik Willem Mesdag, 1831-1915; Dutch artist
  • Hendrikus (Hendrik) van de Sande Bakhuyzen (Bakhuijsen), 1795-1860; great-grandfather of Julius van de Sande Bakhuyzen
  • Hendrikus (Hendrikus, Driek) de Groot, 1863-1909; brother of Gordina de Groot
  • Hendrikus Dirks, no dates; trainee (and son) to schoolmaster Dirks in Zundert
  • Hendrikus Roolant, no dates; assistant to schoolmaster Dirks in Zundert
  • Hendrina van Gogh, 1759-1852; daughter of Josina van Gogh Abdon and collateral relative of the artist
  • Henri (Hendrik) Conscience, 1812-1883; Belgian writer
  • Henri Cottu, no dates; director of the Compagnie du Canal de Panama
  • Henri Delavallée, 1862-1943; French artist
  • Henri Fantin-Latour, 1836-1904; French artist
  • Henri Meilhac, 1831-1897; French opera singer
  • Henri Murger, 1822-1861; French writer
  • Henri Poincaré, 1854-1912; French mathematician
  • Henri Pranzini, 1856-1887; French murderer, born in Egypt, known as the rue Montaigne assassin
  • Henri Rivière, 1864-1951; French artist
  • Henri Alphonse Esquiros, 1812-1876; French writer
  • Henri Jean Augustin de Braekeleer, 1840-1888; Belgian artist
  • Henri Jean Beptiste Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu, 1842-1912; French publicist and historian
  • Henri Joseph Harpignies, 1819-1916; French artist
  • Henri Jules Charles Corneille de Groux, 1867-1930; Belgian artist and art critic
  • Henri L.L.F. Bungener, 1814-1874; French writer
  • Henri Marie Raymond de Toulouse-Lautrec-Monfa, 1864-1901; French artist
  • Henri van den Hoeven, 1843-1924; family friend in Zundert
  • Henry Allan, 1865-1912; Irish art student at the Antwerp Academy
  • Henry Graves, 1806-1892; English publisher
  • Henry Irving (John Henry Brodribb), 1838-1905; English actor
  • Henry James, 1843-1916; American writer
  • Henry Mayhew, 1812-1887; English sociologist and writer
  • Henry Moret, 1856-1913; French artist
  • Henry Ryland, 1856-1924; British artist
  • Henry Stevens, no dates; British medical official who toured Geel in 1856
  • Henry Stacy Marks, 1829-1898; British artist
  • Henry Towneley Green, 1836-1899; English artist
  • Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1807-1882; American poet
  • Henry William Gladwell, 1834-1893; father of Harry Gladwell, friend of the artist in Paris
  • Herman Melville, 1819-1891; American writer
  • Herman van der Weele, 1852-1930; Dutch artist
  • Hermanus Carbentus, 1732-1800; great-great-grandfather of the artist
  • Hermanus Teekelenburg, no dates; Dutch, born in Germany, father of Aliya Carbentus-Teekelenburg, and ferryman
  • Hermanus Gijsbertus Tersteeg (H. G., H.G.T., T., or Mr. T.), 1845-1927; gérant of Goupil in The Hague
  • Hermina (Mien) Bonger, 1858-1910; sister of Johanna van Gogh-Bonger
  • Hermine Louise Bonger-Weissman, 1831-1905; mother of Andries Bonger and Johanna van Gogh-Bonger
  • Hieronymus van Alphen, 1746-1803; Dutch writer
  • Hilbertus Hartsuiker, 1872-1951; son of Albertus and Catharina Hartsuiker, lodging-housekeepers in Hoogeveen
  • Hippolyte Adolphe Taine, 1828-1893; French writer and philosopher
  • Hippolyte Emmanuel Boulenger, 1837-1874; Belgian artist
  • Hippolyte François Alfred Chauchard, 1821-1909; French art collector
  • Hippolyte Sulpice Guillaume Chevalier (Paul Gavarni), 1804-1866; French artist
  • Hishigava Moronobu, 1618-1694; Japanses artist
  • Honoré Daumier, 1808-1879; French artist
  • Honoré de Balzac, 1799-1850; French writer
  • Horace Mann Livens, 1862-1936; English artist
  • Howard Pyle, 1853--1911; American artist
  • Hubert (Huybrecht) van Eyck, c. 1385/90-1426; Flemish artist
  • Hubert von Herkomer, 1849-1914; English artist
  • Hubertina Normance, 1886-1969; daughter of Lies van Gogh
  • Hubertus Amadeus Cavenaille, 1841-1914; doctor in Antwerp
  • Hugo van der Goes, c. 1440-1482; Flemish artist
  • Hugues Merle, 1823-1881; French artist
  • Hyacinthe Rigaud, 1659-1743; French artist
  • Ikeda (Kesai) Eisen, 1790-1848; Japanese artist
  • Ira David Sankey, 1840-1908; American clergyman and Gospel composer
  • Isaac Newton, 1643-1727; English mathematician and physicist
  • Isaäc Teixeira da Mattos, 1821-1904; teacher of the artist in Amsterdam
  • Isaac da Costa, 1798-1860; Dutch poet
  • Isaac Lazarus Israëls, 1865-1934; Dutch artist
  • Isaac van Ostade, 1621-1649; Dutch artist
  • Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev, 1818-1883; Russian writer
  • J. Franken, no dates; carpenter in Zundert
  • J. Frantzen, no dates; teacher of German at the Tilburg Academy
  • J. Hannicks, 1812-?; boardinghouse owner in Tilburg
  • J. A. Oosteryck (Johannes Andries Oostrijck), 1843-1888; farmer in Etten
  • J. A. Stricker, no dates; son of Johan Andries Stricker and brother of Johannes Paulus Stricker, Sr.
  • J. B. (Jan Benjamin) Kam, c. 1861-?; family friend in Etten and later a doctor
  • J. L. Koster, no dates; classmate of the artist at the Tilburg Academy
  • J. M. Reinders, no dates; teacher of French at the Tilburg Academy
  • J. M. Schalekamp, no dates; bookseller in Amsterdam
  • Jacob (Jaap) Hendrik Maris, 1837-1899; Dutch artist
  • Jacob (Jacques) van Santen Kolff, 1848-1896; Dutch art critic
  • Jacob Jordaens, 1593-1678; Flemish artist
  • Jacob Roman, 1640-1716; Dutch architect and sculptor
  • Jacob Seijdel, 1864-1933; son of Lucas Seijdel, storekeeper in Hoogeveen
  • Jacob de Vos Jacobszn, 1803-1878; Dutch art collector
  • Jacob Isaackszoon van Ruisdael (Ruysdael), 1628/29-1682; Dutch artist
  • Jacob Simon Hendrik Kever, 1854-1922; Dutch artist
  • Jacob van Lennep, 1802-1868; Dutch writer
  • Jacoba (Koos) Wilhelmina van der Burg (Aunt Koos), 1792-1863; daughter of Abraham van der Burg
  • Jacobus (Jacob, Jakob) Jan van Der Maaten, 1820-1879; Dutch artist
  • Jacobus (Jacob) Cats, 1577-1660; Dutch writer
  • Jacobus Craandijk, 1834-1912; Dutch writer
  • Jacobus Veerman, no dates; civil servant in Zundert
  • Jacobus Lodewijk (Louis) Begemann, 1838-1906; brother of Margot Begemann in Nuenen
  • Jacomijna (Jacomina, Mientje) Aertsen-Honcoop, 1846-1948; wife of Serfass Aertsen and servant in the parson's household in Zundert
  • Jacques Ferny (Georges Chervelle), 1863-1946; French singer
  • Jacques Rosseels, 1828-1912; Belgian artist
  • Jacques Tardieu, 1834-after 1894; mayor of Arles
  • Jacques Adrien Lavieille, 1818-1862; French artist
  • Jacques Albin Simon Collin de Plancy, 1793/4 - 1881; French writer
  • Jacques Bénigne Bossuet, 1627-1704; French writer
  • Jacques Émile Blanche, 1861-1942; French artist
  • Jacques Jeremie Richard, 1823-1897; clergyman in Vlissingen
  • Jacques Louis David, 1748-1825; French artist
  • Jacques Michel Paillard, 1808-1878/84; seller of artists' supplies in Paris
  • Jacques Victor Eugène Froment, 1820-1900; French artist
  • Jacques-François-Fromental-Élie Halévy, 1799-1862; French composer
  • James (Jacques-Joseph) Tissot, 1836-1902; French artist
  • James Giles, no dates; English composer
  • James Mahoney, 1816-1879; English artist
  • James Stokes, no dates; father of William Port Stokes
  • James Abbot McNeill Whistler, 1834-1903; American artist
  • James Dromgole Linton, 1840-1916; British artist
  • James Sheridan Knowles, 1784-1862; Irish playwright and actor
  • James Sidney Edouard, Baron Ensor, 1860-1949; Belgian artist
  • Jan Dirks, 1822-?; schoolmaster in Zundert
  • Jan Fyt, 1611-1661; Flemish artist
  • Jan Lievens, 1607-1674; Dutch artist
  • Jan Ploeger, 1913-1994; South African colonel and author
  • Jan Provily, 1800-1875; headmaster of Provily's school in Zevenbergen
  • Jan Six, 1618-1700; mayor of Amsterdam
  • Jan Steen, 1626-1679; Dutch artist
  • Jan de Ruyter, fl. c. 1820; Dutch artist
  • Jan Gerrit Kam, 1833-1917; clergyman in Leur
  • Jan Hendrik Brom, 1860-1915; silversmith in Utrecht
  • Jan Hendrik Hooyer, 1844-1892; clergyman in Dordrecht
  • Jan Jacob Lodewijk ten Kate, 1819-1889; Dutch clergyman and poet
  • Jan Pieter Veth, 1834-1925; Dutch artist and writer
  • Jan Theodor Joseph (Jozef) Linnig, 1815-1891; art dealer in Antwerp
  • Jan van (Johannes de) Eyck, c. 1380/90-c. 1441; Flemish artist
  • Jan van Beers, 1821-1888; Belgian poet
  • Jan van Gogh, 1530/40-?; father of Gerrit van Gogh and great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather of the artist
  • Jan van Gogh, 1722-1784; grandfather of Vincent van Gogh and great-great-grandfather of the artist
  • Jan van Goyen, 1596-1656; Dutch artist
  • Jan Willem Wierda, 1837-1904; employee at Uncle Cor's bookshop in Amsterdam
  • Jan Zoetelief Tromp, 1872-1947; Dutch artist
  • Jane Addams, 1860-1935; American social reformer
  • Jannetje (Annet) Cornelia Haanebeek, 1851-1875; daughter of Carl Adolph Haanebee and sister of Caroline van Stockum-Haanebeek
  • Jannetje van de Sande Bakhuysen-Van Gogh, 1731-1796; daughter of Gerrit van Gogh and wife of Hendrikus van de Sande Bakhuysen (Bakhuijsen)
  • Jean (Auguste-Jules) Richepin, 1849-1926; French writer
  • Jean (Jean-François) Gigoux, 1806-1894; French writer and artist
  • Jean Béraud, 1848-1935; French artist
  • Jean Boussod, 1860-1907; art dealer at Boussod, Valadon & Cie in Paris and son of Léon Boussod
  • Jean Denis, 1849-1933; son of Jean-Baptiste Denis, the artist's landlord in Petit-Wasmes
  • Jean Mazéry, 1845-c. 1925; French doctor
  • Jean Richez , no dates; nephew of Jean Denis, son of Jean-Baptiste Denis, the artist's landlord in Petit-Wasmes
  • Jean Villian, no dates; medical officer in Auvers
  • Jean Alexandre Joseph Falguière, 1831-1900; French artist
  • Jean Alfred Fournier, 1832-1914; French dermatologist
  • Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, 1780-1867; French artist
  • Jean Baptiste Greuze, 1725-1805; French artist
  • Jean Baptiste Benajmin Luther Andry, 1845-1903; clergyman in Wasmes
  • Jean Baptiste Camille Corot, 1796-1875; French artist
  • Jean de Beucken , 1905-?; French writer
  • Jean de La Bruyère, 1645-1696; French writer
  • Jean François Poulet, c. 1862-?; orderly in the asylum of Saint Paul de Mausole in Saint-Rémy
  • Jean Jacques Henner, 1829-1905; French artist
  • Jean Jules Chéret, 1836-1932; French artist
  • Jean Louis Forain, 1852-1931; French artist
  • Jean Louis Hamon, 1821-1874; French artist
  • Jean Nicolas Arthur Rimbaud, 1854-1891; French poet
  • Jean Philippe Theodore Du Quesne van Bruchem, 1840-1921; French lawyer and husband of Lies van Gogh
  • Jean Pierre Alexandre-Antigna, 1817-1878; French artist
  • Jean Pierre Alexandre Antigna, 1817-1878; French artist
  • Jean Pierre François Lamorinière, 1828-1911; Belgian artist
  • Jean-Antoine Dubois, 1756-1837; French doctor
  • Jean-Antoine Watteau, 1684-1721; French artist
  • Jean-Baptist Mathijsen, 1817-1909; teacher at the Evangelical School in Brussels
  • Jean-Baptiste Denis, 1825-1893; landlord of the artist in Petit-Wasmes
  • Jean-Baptiste Loyer, 1801-1859/60; husband of Ursula and father of Eugénie Loyer
  • Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, 1699-1779; French artist
  • Jean-Charles Cazin, 1841-1901; French artist
  • Jean-Étienne Dominique Esquirol, 1772-1840; French psychiatrist
  • Jean-François Millet, 1914-1875; French artist
  • Jean-François Raffaëlli, 1850-1924; French artist
  • Jean-Hippolyte Flandrin, 1809-1864; French artist
  • Jean-Honoré Fragonard, 1732-1806; French artist
  • Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 1712-1778; Swiss philosopher, writer, and composer
  • Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant, 1845-1902; French artist
  • Jean-Léon Gérôme, 1824-1904; French artist
  • Jean-Louis-Nicolas Millet, no dates; father of Jean-François Millet
  • Jean-Martin Charcot, 1825-1893; French nuerologist
  • Jean-Paul (Charles Aymard) Sartre, 1905-1980; French philosopher and writer
  • Jean-Paul Laurens, 1838-1891; French artist
  • Jeanette Geertruida Marda, 1808-after 1895; publican in The Hague
  • Jeanette Louise van Gogh-Vos, 1854-1906; wife of Johannes van Gogh
  • Jeanne Trabuc-Lafuye, 1834-1903; wife of Charles-Elzéard Trabuc, orderly in the asylum of Saint Paul de Mausole in Saint-Rémy
  • Jeanne Louise Agathe Posthumus Meijjes-Tilanus, 1834-1881; wife of Jeremias Posthumus Meijjes
  • Jef Lambeaux, 1852-1908; Belgian artist
  • Jef van Severdonck, 1819-1905; Belgian artist
  • Jeremias (Jeremie Meyes) Posthumus Meijjes, 1831-1908; Dutch clergyman, son of Reiner Posthumus Meijes, Sr.
  • Jo(h)an de Jong(e) van Zwijnsbergen, 1821-1881; inhabitant of Helvoirt
  • Joan Marius van Houten, 1850-1945; husband of Anna van Houten-Van Gogh
  • Joanna Chrispeels Geerling, no dates; daughter of Otto Geerling, Belgian architect, and wife of Pieter Jozef Chrispeels, the artist's classmate at the Evangelical School in Brussels
  • Joaquin Agrasot y Juan, 1837-1919; Spanish artist
  • Johan (Jan) Hendrik Weissenbruch, 1824-1903; Dutch artist
  • Johan (Jean) Theodore Stracké, 1817-1891; German/Dutch artist
  • Johan Briedé, 1885-1980; Dutch artist
  • Johan Tersteeg, no dates; son of H. G. Tersteeg, manager of Goupil & Cie in The Hague
  • Johan Wilhelm (J. W.) Kaiser, 1813-1900; Dutch artist
  • Johan Andries Stricker, no dates; father-in-law of the artist's Aunt Willemina, Anna Carbentus's oldest sister, and father of Johannes Paulus Stricker, Sr.
  • Johan Barthold Jongkind, 1819-1891; Dutch artist
  • Johan Bernard de Hoog, 1866-1943; Dutch artist
  • Johan de Meester, 1860-1931; Dutch art critic
  • Johan Frans Seijdel, 1863-1892; son of Lucas Seijdel, storekeeper in Hoogeveen
  • Johan Henri Gustaaf Cohen Gosschalk, 1873-1912; Dutch artist and writer and second husband of Johanna van Gogh-Bonger
  • Johan Severin Svendsen, 1840-1911; Norwegian composer and conductor
  • Johan van Swieten, no dates; Dutch architect
  • Johann Caspar (Kaspar) Lavater, 1741-1801; Swiss clergyman and physiognomist
  • Johann David Wyss, 1743-1818; Swiss clergyman
  • Johann Friedrich Overbeck, 1789-1869; German artist
  • Johann Georg Meyer von Bremen, 1813-1886; German artist
  • Johann Paul (Jean Paul) Friedrich Richter, 1783-1825; German writer
  • Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1749-1832; German writer
  • Johanna (Antje) Wilhelmina van Gogh (Aunt Antje), 1812-1883; sister of Theodorus van Gogh
  • Johanna (Jo or Net) Gezina van Gogh-Bonger, 1862-1925; wife of Theo van Gogh
  • Johanna Ewaldina Stricker-Van der Gaag, no dates; wife of Johan Andries Stricker
  • Johanna Hendrina van Gogh, 1863-1945; daughter of Cornelis Marinus van Gogh (Uncle Cor)
  • Johanna van Gogh-Franken, 1836-1919; second wife of Cornelis Marinus van Gogh (Uncle Cor)
  • Johannes (Jan) Aertsen (Aerssen or Aarssen), 1805-1877; farmer in Rijsbergen
  • Johannes (Jan) Andries, 1848-1901; son of Johannes Paulus Stricker, Sr.
  • Johannes (Jan) Doomen (Domen), 1817-1896; gardener in Zundert
  • Johannes (Jan) Vermeer, 1632-1675; Dutch artist
  • Johannes (Jan) Paulus Vos, 1873-1928; son of Cornelia Adriana Stricker ("Kee Vos") and Christoffel Marinus Vos
  • Johannes (Jan) Rutgerus Carbentus, 1827-1875; brother of Anna Van-Gogh Carbentus
  • Johannes (Jan) van Gogh, Sr. (Uncle Jan), 1817-1885; rear admiral, director of the naval dockyard in Amsterdam, and brother of Theodorus van Gogh
  • Johannes (Johan) Christiaan Schröder, 1838-1891; bookseller in Amsterdam
  • Johannes (Jos) van der Harten, 1852-1925; student of the artist in Nuenen
  • Johannes Bosboom, 1817-1891; Dutch artist
  • Johannes Bosscha, Jr., 1831-1911; Dutch physicist and writer
  • Johannes Doorenbos, 1813-1884; clergyman in Helvoirt
  • Johannes Hillen, 1829-1905; catechist in The Hague
  • Johannes Kuylman (Kuijlman), 1845-1913; clergyman in Princenhage
  • Johannes Mondriaan, 1759-1794; wife of Hendrina van Gogh and great-great-grandfather of the painter Pieter Cornelis Mondriaan, Piet Mondrian
  • Johannes Schafrat, 1847-1924; sexton and the artist's landlord in Nuenen
  • Johannes Elias Schröder, 1851-1930; clergyman in Zwolle
  • Johannes Franciscus Hoppenbrouwers, 1819-1866; Dutch artist
  • Johannes Marinus van Hoogstraaten, no dates; bookseller in The Hague and husband of Willemina Catrina van Stockum
  • Johannes Nicolaas Ramaer, 1817-1887; doctor in The Hague
  • Johannes Paulus Stricker, Sr. (J.P.S. or Uncle Stricker), 1816-1888; clergyman in Amsterdam and uncle of the artist
  • Johannes Petrus Hasebroek, 1812-1896; clergyman in Amsterdam
  • Johannes van Gogh , 1763-1840; father of Vincent van Gogh and great-grandfather of the artist
  • Johannes van Gogh, Jr., 1854-1913; son of Johannes van Gogh and planter on Java
  • Johannes van Hombergh, 1814-1895; mayor of Nuenen
  • Johannes van Vloten, 1818-1883; Dutch scientist, theologian, philosopher, and writer
  • Johannes Wilhelmus Weehuizen, 1852-1875; housemate of Theo van Gogh in The Hague
  • Johannnes Marinus Schmidt Crans, 1830-1908; Dutch
  • Johannus Rutgerus van der Gaag, 1819-?; no known status
  • John (Frederick William) Herschel, 1792-1871; English mathematician, astronomer, chemist, and inventor
  • John Bunyan, 1628-1688; English writer
  • John Calvin (Jean Cauvin), 1509-1564; French theologian
  • John Constable, 1776-1837; English artist
  • John Crome (Old Crome), 1768-1821; English artist
  • John Forster, 1812-1876; friend and biographer of Charles Dickens
  • John Keats, 1795-1821; English poet
  • John Milton, 1608-1674; English poet
  • John Parker, no dates; boardinghouse keeper in Kennington
  • John Ruskin, 1819-1900; English art critic, artist, and social thinker
  • John Tenniel, 1820-1914; English artist
  • John Everett Millais, 1829-1896; English artist
  • John Henry Sorby, 1800-1900; English artist
  • John Hughlings Jackson, 1835-1911; English neurologist
  • John Lothrop Motley, 1814-1877; American writer
  • John Peter Russell, 1858-1930; Australian artist
  • John Richard Jefferies, 1848-1887; English writer
  • John Stuart Mill, 1806-1873; British philosopher
  • John Leech, 1817-1864; English artist
  • Jonathan Swift, 1667-1745; Irish writer
  • Jorge Luis Borges, 1899-1986; Argentine writer
  • Joris-Karl Huysmans, 1848-1907; French writer
  • José Belon, 1861-1927; French artist
  • José Tapiro y Baro, 1830-1913; Spanish artist
  • José de Ribera, 1591-1652; Spanish artist
  • Joseph d'Ornano, 1843-?; chief of police in Arles
  • Joseph Durand-Ruel, 1862-1928; French art dealer and son of Paul Durand-Ruel
  • Joseph Priestley, 1733-1804; British clergyman and scientist
  • Joseph Quinez, 1825-1895; miner in Petit-Wasmes
  • Joseph Stallaert, 1825-1903; Belgian artist
  • Joseph Swain, 1820-1909; British artist
  • Joseph Auguste Félix Bracquemond, 1833-1914; French artist
  • Joseph Burn Smeeton, fl. 1840-1870; English artist
  • Joseph Étienne Roulin, 1841-1903; postal worker in Arles and Marseille
  • Joseph Jacob Isaäcson, 1859-1942; Dutch artist/ writer
  • Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1775-1851; English artist
  • Joseph Marie Eugène Sue, 1804-1857; French writer
  • Joseph Michel Ginoux, 1835-1902; proprietor of Café de la Gare in Arles
  • Joseph S. de Levie, no dates; great-grandson of Alexander Abraham Breebaard
  • Joseph Théodore Coosemans, 1828-1904; Belgian artist
  • Joséphine Armand-Ronin, no dates; wife of grocer Jules Armand in Arles
  • Joshua Reynolds, 1723-1792; English artist
  • Josina Beilevelt van Gogh, 1676-1754; ancestor of the artist
  • Josina van Gogh-Abdon, 1725-1806; collateral relative of the artist
  • Jowina-Clazina (Jowina Klasina) Scholte, 1870-1943; daughter of Hendrik Scholte, lodging house keeper in Nieuw-Amsterdam
  • Jozef Blok, 1832-1905; bookseller in The Hague
  • Jozef Israëls, 1824-1911; Dutch artist
  • Juan Nepomuceno Uribe-Buenaventura, 1849-1894; husband of Marie Gauguin and brother-in-law of Paul Gauguin
  • Jules (Adolphe Aimé Louis) Breton, 1827-1906; French artist and poet
  • Jules Armand, 1846-1909; grocer in Arles
  • Jules Bastien-Lepage, 1848-1884; French artist
  • Jules Dupré, 1811-1889; French artist
  • Jules Héricourt, 1850-?; French physiologist
  • Jules Huret, 1864-1915; French writer
  • Jules Michelet, 1798-1874; French writer
  • Jules Adolphe Goupil, 1839-1883; French artist
  • Jules Descartes Ferat, 1819-1889; French artist
  • Jules Ferdinand Jacquemart, 1837-1880; French artist
  • Jules Gabriel Verne, 1828-1905; French writer
  • Jules Gabriel François Baillarger, 1809-1890; French neurologist
  • Jules Huot de Goncourt, 1830-1870; French writer
  • Jules Joseph Lefebvre, 1836-1911; French artist
  • Jules Philippe Joseph Falret, 1824-1902; French psychiatrist
  • Jules-Antoine Castagnary, 1830-1888; French art critic
  • Julie Pissarro-Vellay, 1838-1926; wife of Camille Jacob Pissarro
  • Julien Leclercq, 1865-1901; French poet and art critic
  • Julien François (Père) Tanguy, 1825-1894; seller of artists' supplies in Paris
  • Julius (Jules) Jacobus van de Sande Bakhuyzen (Bakhuijsen), 1835-1925; Dutch artist
  • Julius Caesar Germanicus, 15 BCE-19 CE; Roman general
  • Kaiser Wilhelm I, 1797-1888; German emperor
  • Karl (Heinrich) Marx, 1818-1883; German philosopher, historian, and political economist
  • Karl Bodmer, 1809-1893; Swiss artist
  • Karl Georg von Raumer, 1783-1865; German writer
  • Karl von Spruner von Merz, 1803-1882; German mapmaker
  • Katarina Carbentus, no dates; daughter of Gerrit Carbentus
  • Katarina Carbentus, no dates; first wife of Gerrit Carbentus
  • Katharina van Geffen , no dates; inhabitant of Zundert
  • Katheleen Eugénie Maynard, no dates; granddaughter of Eugénie Loyer
  • Katsushika Hokusai, 1760-1849; Japanese artist
  • King Alfonso XII (Alfonso León Fernando María Jaime Isidro Pascual Antonio de Borbón y Austria-Lorena), 1857-1885; Spanish king
  • King Charles I, 1600-1649; king of England, Scotland, and Ireland
  • King Charles V, 1500-1558; Holy Roman emperor
  • King Frederick II (Frederick the Great), 1712-1786; king of Prussia
  • King Louis XII, 1462-1515; king of France
  • King Louis XV, 1710-1774; king of France
  • King Louis XVIII, 1755-1824; king of France
  • King Philip II, 1527-1598; king of Spain and Portugal
  • King Richard I (Lionheart), 1157-1199; king of England
  • King Louis Philippe I, 1773-1850; king of France
  • Klaas Ris, no dates; Dutch sawmill worker
  • L. Fahze, no dates; no known status
  • L. Vitet, no dates; French writer
  • Leo Gestel, 1881-1941; Dutch artist
  • Léon Boussod, 1826-1896; art dealer at Boussod, Valadon & Cie in Paris
  • Léon Fauche, 1868-1950; French artist
  • Léon Augustin Lhermitte, 1884-1925; French artist
  • Léon Joseph Florentin Bonnat, 1833-1902; French artist
  • Leonard Posthumus Meijjes, Jr., 1866-1890; son of Jeremias Posthumus Meijjes
  • Leonarda (Leentje) Catharina Adriana Haanebeek-Stricker (Aunt Leentje), 1822-1904; second wife of Carl Adolph Haanebeek
  • Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci, 1452-1519; Italian artist
  • Leonardus Scheenhouwer, no dates; servant of Uncle Cent
  • Léonie Rose Charbuy-Davy, no dates; niece of Pierre Firmin Martin's wife
  • Léopold Denis, no dates; son of Jean-Baptiste Denis, landlord of the artist in Petit-Wasmes, and a baker and farmer
  • Léopold Louis Philippe Marie Victor (Leopold Lodewijk Filips Maria Victor; King Léopold II), , 1835-1909; king of Belgium
  • Leslie Aaron Fiedler, 1917-2003; American literary critic
  • Ljev (Leo) Nikolaevich Tolstoy (Tolstoi), 1828-1910; Russian writer
  • Lodewijk (Louis) Franciscus Hendrik Apol, 1850-1936; Dutch artist
  • Los Rios de Guadalquivir (Dario de Regoyos y Valdés), 1857-1913; Spanish artist
  • Louis (Jean Joseph Charles) Blanc, 1811-1882; French politician
  • Louis Cabat, 1812-1893; French artist
  • Louis Desmoulins, 1860-1924; French artist
  • Louis Gonse, 1846-1921; French writer
  • Louis Leroy, no dates; French artist and playwright
  • Louis Marvy, 1815-1850; French artist
  • Louis Piérard, 1886-1952; Belgian politician and writer
  • Louis Prado (Count Louis Prado, Linska de Castillon), no dates; French murderer
  • Louis Roy, 1862-1907; French artist
  • Louis Émile Anquetin , 1861-1932; French artist
  • Louis Gabriel Eugène Isabey, 1803-1886; French artist
  • Louis Gustave Ricard, 1823-1873; French artist
  • Louis Jules Dumoulin, 1860-1924; French artist
  • Louis Léon (Leo) Gausson, 1860-1944; French artist
  • Louis Marie Hippolyte Rivet, 1851-1931; French doctor
  • Louis Marie Julien Viaud (Pierre Loti), 1850-1923; French writer
  • Louis-Adolphe Thiers, 1797-1877; president of the French Republic
  • Louis-Émile-Edmond Duranty, 1833-1880; French writer and art critic
  • Louis-François Français, 1814-1897; French artist
  • Louise Eugénie Steffens, 1841-1865; Dutch artist
  • Lucas Cranach the Elder, 1472-1553; German artist
  • Lucas Seijdel, 1840-?; storekeeper in Hoogeveen and first husband of Catharina Hartsuiker-Beukema
  • Lucien Pissarro, 1863-1944; French artist and son of Camille Pissarro
  • Lucien Aimé Antoine Verdier, 1813-?; owner of the Yellow House in Arles
  • Lucius Rossi, 1846-1913; Italian artist
  • Lucius Annaeus Seneca, c. 4 BCE- 65 CE; Roman writer
  • Ludovic Halévy, 1834-1908; French writer
  • Ludovicus Cornelis van Genk, 1832-1888; doctor in Etten
  • Ludwig Knaus, 1829-1910; German artist
  • Ludwig Munthe, 1841-1896; Norwegian artist
  • Ludwig Uhland, 1787-1862; German poet
  • Ludwig von Beethoven, 1770-1827; German composer
  • Ludwig Willem Reijmert Wenckebach, 1860-1937; Dutch artist
  • Luis Ruipérez, 1832-1867; Spanish artist
  • Lutgerarda (Lutgera) Wilhelmina Begemann, 1834-1906; sister of Margot Begemann in Nuenen
  • Lydia Ann Stokes, before 1835-1878; wife of William Port Stokes
  • M. Hutton, no dates; replacement for the artist in Wasmes
  • M. Manzy, no dates; no known status
  • M. W. Ridley, 1837-1888; British artist
  • M.C.J.W.H (Margaretha, Margaretha Cornelia Johanna) Roosenboom, 1843-1896; Dutch artist
  • Madame Liberge, no dates; inhabitant of Auvers
  • Madame Reboul, no dates; no known status
  • Madeleine Bernard, 1871-1895; French sister of Émile Bernard
  • Madeleine Octave Maus, 1856-1919; Belgian editor and art critic
  • Maerten de Vos, 1532-1603; Flemish artist
  • Magdalena Susanna van Gogh-Van Stockum, 1828-1904; sister of Wilhelmus Petrus van Stockum and wife of Theodorus's brother Willem Daniël van Gogh
  • Manuel Martínez Hugué, 1872-1945; Spanish artist
  • Manuel Ruiz Zorrilla, 1833-1895; Spanish military officer
  • Marcel Schwob, 1867-1905; French writer
  • Marcelle Roulin, 1888-1980; daughter of Joseph Roulin, postal worker in Arles and Marseille
  • Margaret Sanger, 1879-1966; American nurse and social reformer
  • Margaretha (Margot) Carolina Begemann, 1841-1927; lover the artist in Nuenen
  • Marguerite van Eyck, 1406- ?; possible wife or sitter of Flemish artist Jan van Eyck
  • Marguerite Crevoulin-Favier, 1856-1927; grocer and neighbor of the artist in Arles and wife of François Damase Crevoulin
  • Mari(n)us (Martinus) Boks, 1849-1885; Dutch artist
  • Maria ("Mieke") van Rooij , 1837-?; aunt of Gordina de Groot
  • Maria (Marie) Elisabeth van Gogh-Vos, 1853-c.1894; wife of Hendrik Jacob Eerligh van Gogh
  • Maria (Mietje) Johanna van Gogh-Boon (Aunt Mietje), 1819-1885; wife of Hendrik (Hein) Vincent van Gogh (Uncle Hein)
  • Maria (Mietje) Johanna van Gogh (Aunt Mietje), 1831-1911; sister of Theodorus van Gogh
  • Maria Vos, 1824-1906; Dutch artist
  • Maria Christina Elisabeth van Gogh-Musch, 1858-1948; wife of Vincent Wilhelm van Gogh
  • Maria Leonarda Stricker, no dates; daughter of Carolina (Caroline) Adolphina van Stockum-Haanebeek
  • Maria Magdalena Alida Tersteeg-Pronk, 1845-1925; wife of H.G. Tersteeg, manager of Goupil & Cie in The Hague
  • Maria Philippina Bilders-Van Bosse, 1837-1900; Dutch artist
  • Maria Wilhelmina Hoornik-Pellers, 1829-1910; mother of Clasina Maria Hoornik, the artist's prostitute-lover in The Hague
  • Mariano José Maria Bernardo Fortuny y Carbó, 1838-1874; Spanish artist
  • Marie (María Fernanda) (Marie Uribe-Buenaventura) Gauguin Chazal, 1847-?; sister of Paul Gauguin and wife of Juan Nepomuceno Uribe-Buenaventura
  • Marie Collart, 1842-1911; Belgian artist
  • Marie Ginoux-Julien, 1848-1911; proprietress of the Café de la Gare in Arles and wife of Joseph Michel Ginoux
  • Marie Henry, no dates; proprietress of an inn in Le Pouldu, la Buvette de la Plage
  • Marie Tussaud (Anna Maria Grosholtz, Madame Tussaud), 1761-1850; French-born English modeler of wax figures
  • Marie Alexandrine Daumier-Dassy (d'Assy), 1822-1895; wife of Honoré Daumier
  • Marie Hélène Antigna, 1837-?; French artist
  • Marie Jules Joseph Urpar, 1857-1915; chief physician in the hospital in Arles
  • Marie Sophie Daubigny-Garnier, 1817-1890; wife of Charles François Daubigny
  • Marijnus (Marijn) Aertsen (Aerssen or Aarssen), 1839-1880; farmer in Rijsbergen
  • Marinus Hannick, no dates; son of of family the artist boarded with in Tilburg
  • Marius Girard, 1838-1906; French writer
  • Marius Jean Antonin Mercié, 1845-1916; French artist
  • Martial Boyer, no dates; no known status
  • Martin Luther, 1483-1546; German theologian
  • Mary Shelley (Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin), 1797-1851; British writer
  • Mary Ann (Marian) Evans (George Eliot), 1819-1880; English writer
  • Mason Gustave Simonau, 1812-1870; proprietor of a lithography company in Brussels
  • Mathieu Meusnier (Georges Karl Robert), fl. 1874-1882; French writer and artist
  • Matthew White Ridley, 1837-1888; English artist
  • Matthijs (Thijs) Maris, 1839-1917; Dutch artist
  • Maurice Beaubourg, 1866-1943; French writer
  • Maurice Denis, 1870-1943; French artist
  • Maurice Joyant, 1864-1930; French art dealer
  • Maurice Polydore Marie Bernard (Count Maeterlinck), 1862-1949; Belgian writer
  • Maurice Quentin de La Tour, 1704-1788; French artist
  • Maurits Benjamin Mendes da Costa, 1851-1938; teacher of the artist in Amsterdam
  • Maurits Willem van der Valk, 1857-1935; Dutch artist
  • Max Elskamp, 1862-1931; Belgian poet
  • Max Liebermann, 1847-1935; German artist
  • Max Osborn, 1870-1946; German writer
  • Meijer Isaac de Haan, 1852-1895; Dutch artist
  • Meindert Hobbema, 1638-1709 ; Dutch artist
  • Melchior de Hondecoeter, 1636-1695; Dutch artist
  • Mette Sophie Gauguin-Gad, 1850-1920; wife of Paul Gauguin
  • Michael FitzGerald, 1848-1922; Irish artist
  • Michael Nostradamus (Michel de Nostredame), 1503-1566; French astrologer and physician
  • Michel Eyquem de Montaigne, 1533-1592; French writer
  • Michel Manzi, 1849-1915; Italian art dealer and printer
  • Michel-Eugène Chevreul, 1786-1889; French chemist
  • Michiel Adriaenszde Ruyter, 1607-1676; Dutch admiral
  • Michiel Anthonie de Zwart, 1853-1922; son of the artist's landlord in The Hague, Pieter Willem de Zwart
  • Monsieur de Vogué, no dates; no known status
  • Moses Baruch (Bertold) Auerbach, 1812-1882; German artist
  • Nahum Tate, 1652-1715; Irish playwright and poet
  • Narcisse Virgile Diaz de la Peña, 1808-1876; French artist
  • Naud Carp, no dates; friend of brother Cor van Gogh from Helmond
  • Nicolaas (Nico) Mager, 1957-?; clerk at the Blussé & Van Braam bookshop in Dordrecht
  • Nicolaas Beets, 1814-1903; Dutch writer and clergyman
  • Nicolaas Felix, 1847-1926; later headmaster of Theo van Gogh's school in Oisterwijk
  • Nicolaas Maes, 1632/34-1693; Dutch artist
  • Nicolaas de Jonge, 1845-1898; clergyman and teacher at the Evangelical School in Brussels
  • Nicolas Poussin, 1594-1665; French artist
  • Nicolas Camille Flammarion, 1842-1925; French astronomer and writer
  • Nicolas François Octave Tassaert, 1800-1874; French artist
  • Nikolai Vasilievich Gogol, 1809-1852; Russian writer
  • Nino Laval, no dates; brother of French artist Charles Laval
  • Numa Bles, 1871-1917; French singer
  • Octavia Hill, 1838-1912; English social reformer
  • Odilon Redon, 1840-1916; French artist
  • Oliver Cromwell, 1599-1658; English statesman
  • Oliver Goldsmith, 1728/30-1774; Irish playwright
  • Oscar (Fingal O'Flahertie Wills) Wilde, 1854-1900; Irish writer
  • Otto Eerelman, 1839-1926; Dutch artist
  • Otto Greeling, 1829-1900; Belgian architect
  • Otto Weber, 1832-1888; German artist
  • Otto von Bismarck-Schönhausen, 1815-1898; German statesman
  • P. de Comte, no dates; French artist
  • Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Maria de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santisima Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso, 1881-1973; Spanish artist
  • Paolo Caliari (Veronese), 1528-1609; Italian artist
  • Paolo Mercuri, 1804-1884; French artist
  • Patience Escalier, no dates; gardener at Arles
  • Paul (Eugène Henri) Gauguin, 1848-1903; French artist
  • Paul (Hippolyte) Delaroche, 1797-1856; French artist
  • Paul (Marie) Verlaine, 1844-1896; French writer and poet
  • Paul Alexis (pseudonym Trublot), 1847-1901; French writer and co-founder of the Théâtre-Libre
  • Paul Bilhaud, 1854-1933; French writer
  • Paul Cézanne, 1839-1906; French artist
  • Paul Dubois, 1829-1905; French artist
  • Paul Ehrlich, 1854-1915; German scientist
  • Paul Gallimard, no dates; French art collector
  • Paul Gavarni (Hippolyte Sulpice Guillaume Chevalier), 1804-1866; French artist
  • Paul Huet, 1803-1873; French artist
  • Paul Mantz, 1821-1895; French art critic
  • Paul Mariéton, 1862-1911; French poet
  • Paul Marre, 1843-?; magistrate in Arles
  • Paul Sérusier, 1864-1927; French artist
  • Paul Signac, 1863-1935; French artist
  • Paul Weil, no dates; no known status
  • Paul Alexandre Protais, 1826-1908; clergyman in Dordrecht
  • Paul Edme Le Rat, 1849-1892; French artist and engraver
  • Paul Edme Le Rat, 1849-1892; French artist and engraver
  • Paul Eugène Milliet, 1863-1943; French lieutenant of the Zouaves
  • Paul Jacques Aimé Baudry, 1828-1886; French artist
  • Paul Jean Clays, 1819-1900; Belgian artist
  • Paul Louis Lucien Gachet, Jr. , 1873-1962; son of Paul-Ferdinand Gachet, Sr.
  • Paul-Albert Besnard, 1849-1934; French artist
  • Paul-Ferdinand Gachet, Sr., 1828-1909; doctor in Auvers-sur-Oise
  • Paul Durand-Ruel, 1831-1922; French art dealer
  • Pauline Virginie Ono, 1821-1844; first wife of Jean-François Millet
  • Paulus (Paul) Philippus Rink, 1861-1903; Dutch art student at the Antwerp Academy
  • Paulus Potter, 1625-1654; Dutch artist
  • Paulus Coenraad Görlitz, 1851-1921; teacher in Dordrecht
  • Percy Macquoid, 1852-1925; English artist
  • Percy Bysshe Shelly, 1792-1822; English writer
  • Peter (Peer) de Groot, 1865-1935; brother of Gordina de Groot
  • Peter I (Peter the Great), 1672-1725; Russian tsar
  • Peter Paul Rubens, 1577-1640; Flemish artist
  • Petrus (Piet) Prins, 1851-1892; farmer in Zundert and classmate of the artist
  • Petrus (Piet) van der Velden, 1837-1913; Dutch artist
  • Petrus Antonius (Antoon) Hermans, 1822-1914; amateur artist and patron of the artist in Eindhoven
  • Petrus Augustus (Pieter August) de Génestet (Genestet), 1829-1861; Dutch theologian and writer
  • Petrus Gerardus Dreesman, no dates; pastor in Nuenen
  • Petrus Gerardus Vertin, 1819-1893; Dutch artist
  • Petrus Johannes Idenburg, 1825-1899; doctor in Utrecht
  • Petrus Josephus Hubertus (Pierre) Cuypers, 1827-1921; Dutch architect
  • Petrus Marinus Keller van Horn, 1825-1908; clergyman in Dordrecht
  • Philip Lodewijck Jacob Frederik Sadée, 1837-1904; Dutch artist
  • Philippe Burty, 1830-1890; French artist and writer
  • Philippe Pinel, 1745-1826; French psychiatrist
  • Philippe de Champagne, 1602-1674; French artist
  • Philippe Jacques Linder, 1835-1914; French artist
  • Philips (de) Koninck, 1619-1688; Dutch artist
  • Philips van Marnix of St. Aldegonde, 1538-1598; Dutch poet and diplomat
  • Phillip Richard Morris, 1836-1902; English artist
  • Pierre Billet, 1837-1922; French artist
  • Pierre Charron, 1541-1603; French priest and writer
  • Pierre Mignard I (Le Romain), 1612-1695; French artist
  • Pierre Péron, 1828-1920; clergyman in Dour
  • Pierre Firmin (Père) Martin, 1817-1891; art dealer in Paris
  • Pierre Jacques Étienne Cambronne (later Pierre, Viscount Cambronne), 1770-1842; French general
  • Pierre Jean David d'Angers, 1788-1856; French artist
  • Pierre Louis Duval, 1811-1870; owner of restaurants in Paris
  • Pierre Marie Beyle, 1838-1902; French artist
  • Pierre Paul Prud'hon, 1758-1823; French artist
  • Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, 1824-1898; French artist
  • Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, 1824-1898; French artist
  • Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1841-1919; French artist
  • Pierre-Étienne Secrétan, 1874-1957; French art collector
  • Pierre-Jean de Béranger, 1870-1857; French writer
  • Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, 1809-1865; French politician and philosopher
  • Piet Kaufmann, 1864-1940; gardener in Etten
  • Piet van Hoorn, 1873-1974; inhabitant of Neunen
  • Pieter (Piet) Cornelis Mondriaan (Mondrian), 1872-1944; Dutch artist
  • Pieter (Piet) van Havermaet, 1834-1897; Belgian artist
  • Pieter Dekkers, 1837-1899; weaver in Nuenen
  • Pieter Rijken, 1841-1922; landlord in Dordrecht
  • Pieter Cornelis Provily, no dates; son of Jan and Christina Provily who ran the girl's department at Provily's school in Zevenbergen
  • Pieter de Hooch, 1629-1684; Dutch artist
  • Pieter Jacobsz Codde, 1599-1678; Dutch artist
  • Pieter Jacobus (P. J.) Plugge, 1837-1931; lodging-house keeper in Laeken and elder of Reverend De Jonge's church
  • Pieter Jozef Chrispeels, 1859-1939; classmate of the artist at the Evangelical School in Brussels
  • Pieter Jozef Wauters, no dates; classmate of the artist at the Evangelical School in Brussels
  • Pieter Kornelis Braat, 1823-1888; manager of the Blussé & Van Braam bookshop in Dordrecht
  • Pieter van der Gaag, no dates; first husband of Hendrica van der Gaag-Carbentus
  • Pieter Willem de Zwart, 1826-1905; landlord of the artist in The Hague
  • Pietro di Christoforo Vannucci, 1450-1523; Italian artist
  • Pons de l'Orme, no dates; French architect
  • Pope Urban V (Guillame Grimoard), 1310-1370; pope
  • Prince Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emmanuel of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, 1819-1861; prince consort of Queen Victoria
  • Princess Marianne van Oranje-Nassau, 1810-1883; princess of Prussia, daughter of King Willem I of the Netherlands
  • Professor Bax, no dates; no known status
  • Prosper Merimée, 1803-1870; French writer and archaeologist
  • Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus, 235-183 BCE; Roman general
  • Publius Vergilius Maro (Virgil), 70-19 BCE; Roman poet
  • Queen Henrietta Maria, 1609-1669; queen of France, wife of Charles I, and queen consort of England, Scotland, and Ireland
  • Queen Alexandrina Victoria, 1819-1901; queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, empress of India
  • Queen Elizabeth Tudor (Elizabeth I), 1533-1603; queen of England
  • Queen Marie Antoinette (Maria Antonia Josepha Johanna), 1755-1793; archduchess of Austria and queen of France and Navarre
  • Queen Marie de Medici, 1575-1642; queen of France
  • Queen Mary Stuart (Mary Queen of Scots), 1542-1587; queen of Scotland
  • Quinten Massys (Matsys), c. 1460/66-1530; Flemish artist
  • Rachel Manzano-Pomié, ?-1889; mother of Camille Pissarro
  • Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta, 1841-1927; Spanish artist
  • Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1803-1882; American writer
  • Raoul Saisset, no dates; photographer in Paris
  • Raymond Delandes , 1825-1892; French composer
  • Raymond Eugène Goethals, 1804-1864; French artist
  • Reinier Poshumous Meijjes, Jr., 1860-1939; son of Jeremias Posthumus Meijjes
  • Reinier Posthumus Meijjes, Sr., 1803-1891; clergyman in Amsterdam
  • Rémy de Gourmont, 1858-1915; French writer
  • René Secrétan, 1874-1957; French businessman
  • René Valadon, 1848-1921; art dealer at Boussod, Valadon & Cie in Paris
  • Renée Julienne Tanguy-Briend, 1821-1897; wife of Julien Tanguy, seller of artists' supplies in Paris
  • Renier de Greef, 1855-1910; farmer in Nuenen
  • Richard Baseleer, 1867-1951; Belgian artist
  • Richard Wallace (Sir Richard Wallace), 1818-1890; 1st Baronet and English art collector
  • Richard Parkes Bonington, 1802-1828; English artist
  • Rigaumon Aertsen (Aerssen or Aarssen), no dates; police officer in Auvers
  • Robert (Alexander) Schumann, 1810-1856; German composer
  • Robert Mols, 1848-1903; Belgian artist
  • Robert Louis Stevenson, 1850-1894; Scottish writer
  • Robert Macaulay Stevenson, 1854-1952; Scottish writer
  • Roger Marx, 1859-1913; French writer
  • Roland Knoedler, 1856-1932; American art dealer
  • Rosine Alexandrine Frederike Idenburg-Van der Hegge Spies, 1835-?; wife of Dr. Petrus Johannes Idenburg in Utrecht
  • Salomen (de) Koninck, 1609-1656; Dutch artist
  • Salomon (Sam) Verveer, 1813-1876; Dutch artist
  • Salomon van Ruysdael, c. 1600-1670; Dutch artist
  • Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dalí i Domènech, Marquis of Dalí de Púbol, 1904-1989; Spanish-Catalan artist
  • Sam Plowman, no dates; husband of Eugenie Loyer
  • Samuel Beckett, 1906-1989; Irish writer
  • Samuel Breebaard, no dates; inhabitant of Hoogeveen
  • Samuel Sarpharti, 1813-1866; Dutch doctor and Amsterdam city planner
  • Samuel Essenius Greeff, 1832-1885; clergyman in Dordrecht
  • Samuel Luke Fildes, 1844-1927; English artist
  • Sandro Botticelli or Il Botticello (Alessandro di Mariano di Vanni Filipep), c. 1445-1510; Italian artist
  • Sarah Ursula Loyer-Wilson, 1815-1895; lodging-house keeper in London
  • Saskia van Uylenburgh, 1612-1642; wife of Rembrandt van Rijn
  • Schelte à Bolswert (Schelderic Adamsz Bolsward), c. 1586-1659; Flemish artist
  • Sebastiaan Veerman, no dates; trainee to schoolmaster Dirks in Zundert and brother of Hendrikus Dirks
  • Serfass Aertsen (Aerssen or Aarssen), 1849-1905; farmer in Etten
  • Siegfried Bing, 1838-1905; dealer in oriental art in Paris
  • Sientje Begemann, 1871-1949; daughter of Louis Begemann and sister of Margot Begemann in Nuenen
  • Sigismund (Sigmund) Schlomo Freud, 1856-1939; Austrian psychiatrist
  • Silvestre Esprit Blanche, 1796-1852; French doctor
  • Simon Léon, no dates; doctor
  • Simon Peter (Saint Peter, Simon Cephas, Šimʻōn Kêfâ‎), 1 BCE-AD 67; AD; Apostle of Christ
  • Simon van den Berg, 1812-1891; Dutch artist
  • Sophie (Fie) Cornelia Elisabeth (Tante Fie) Carbentus-Van Bremmel (Aunt Fie), 1828-1897; wife of Arie Carbentus, brother of Anna van Gogh-Carbentus
  • Sophie de Saux-De Bouteillier (Henriette Browne), 1829-1901; French artist
  • Stanislas Victor Edouard Lépine, 1835-1892; French artist
  • Stéphane (Étienne) Mallarmé, 1842-1898; French poet, art critic, and teacher of English
  • Susan Bogert Warner (Elizabeth Wetherell), 1819-1885; American writer
  • Susan(n)us Marinus Hackstroh, 1830-1901; stationmaster in Etten
  • Susannah Eleanor Gladwell, 1858/59-1876; sister of Harry Gladwell, friend of the artist in Paris
  • Suzanne (Marie-Clémentine) Valadon, 1865-1938; French artist
  • Sydney Smirke, 1798-1877; English artist and architect
  • Sytze Hoekstra, no dates; Dutch clergyman
  • Téodor de Wyzewa, 1862-1917; Polish-born French critic
  • Teunis van Iterson, 1847-1925; employee at Goupil & Cie in The Hague
  • Th. W. MacGillavry, no dates; teacher of cosmography at the Tilburg Academy who later taught at Leyden
  • Théo (Théophile) van Rysselberghe, 1862-1926; Belgian artist
  • Theo van Gogh, 1857-1891; art dealer in Paris and brother of the artist
  • Theo van Rijsselberghe, 1862-1926; Belgian artist
  • Theodor Menke, 1819-1892; German mapmaker
  • Théodore Duret, 1838-1927; French art critic
  • Théodore Herpin, 1799-1865; French neurologist
  • Théodore Rousseau, 1812-1867; French artist
  • Théodore van der Haeghen (van der Haagen), no dates; colporteur in Pâturages
  • Théodore Baron, 1840-1899; Belgian artist
  • Theodorus van Gogh, 1822-1885; Dutch clergyman, husband of Anna Cornelia van Gogh-Carbentus, and father of the artist
  • Théodule Augustin Ribot, 1823-1891; French artist
  • Théophile Gautier, 1811-1872; French writer
  • Théophile Emile Achille de Bock, 1851-1904; Dutch artist
  • Théophile Louis Silvestre, 1823-1876; French writer
  • Théophile Zacharie Auguste Peyron, 1827-1895; director of the asylum of Saint Paul de Mausole in Saint-Rémy
  • Théophile-Narcisse Chauvel, 1831-1910; French artist
  • Thérèse Anne-Pierre Laisnay, no dates; great-grandmother of Paul Guaguin
  • Thomas Carlyle, 1795-1881; English writer and philosopher
  • Thomas De Quincey, 1785-1859; English writer
  • Thomas Faed, 1826-1900; English artist
  • Thomas Gainsborough, 1727-1788; English artist
  • Thomas Hobbes, 1688-1679; English philosopher
  • Thomas Moore, 1779-1852; Irish Poet
  • Thomas More (Sir Thomas More, Saint Thomas More), 1478-1535; English lawyer, writer, philosopher, and statesman
  • Thomas Nast, 1840-1902; American artist
  • Thomas Richardson, 1816-1872; art dealer in London
  • Thomas Slade-Jones, 1829-1883; clergyman and headmaster of school in Isleworth
  • Thomas Wallis, no dates; art dealer in London
  • Thomas à Kempis, 1379/80-1471; Dutch writer
  • Thomas Alva Edison, 1847-1931; American inventor
  • Thomas de Keyser, 1596/97-1667; Dutch artist
  • Timoléon Marie Lobrichon, 1831-1914; French artist
  • Tobias Victo Schmidt, 1842-1903; manager of Goupil & Cie in Brussels
  • Toon Swinkels, 1867-1947; weaver in Nuenen
  • Torquato Tasso, 1544-1595; Italian poet
  • Tsar Alexander II (Aleksandr Nikolayevich), 1818-1881; Russian czar
  • Tuimen Hendrik Blom Coster, 1817-1904; doctor in The Hague
  • Utagawa Hiroshige, 1797-1858; Japanese artist
  • Valentine Cameron Prinsep, 1836/38-1904; English artist
  • Van Aalst, no dates; grocer in Zundert
  • Victor (Prosper) Considérant, 1808-1893; French Socialist
  • Victor Hageman, 1868-138; Belgian artist and art teacher
  • Victor Lagye, 1825-1896; Belgian artist
  • Victor Alfred Vignon, 1847-1909; French artist
  • Victor Frèdèrique Alexandre Ysabeau, 1793-1873; French writer
  • Victor Henri Marquis de Rochefort-Luçay, 1831-1913; French journalist
  • Victor Julien Giraud, 1840-1871; French artist
  • Victor Marie Hugo, 1802-1885; French writer
  • Victor Horta, 1861-1947; Belgian architect
  • Viggo Jastrau, 1857-1946; Danish artist
  • Vincent (Cent) van Gogh (Uncle Vincent or Uncle Cent), 1820-1888; art dealer and brother of Theodorus van Gogh
  • Vincent Hyspa, 1865-1938; French actor and singer
  • Vincent van Gogh, 1634-?; son of Gerrit van Gogh and brother of Gerrit van Gogh
  • Vincent van Gogh, 1674-1746; father of David van Gogh and great-great-great-great-grandfather of the artist
  • Vincent van Gogh, 1720-1802; Dutch artist (sculptor in Paris) and brother of Johannes van Gogh
  • Vincent van Gogh, 1789-1874; grandfather of the artist
  • Vincent van Gogh, 1852-1852; stillborn brother of the artist
  • Vincent van Gogh, 1866-1911; art dealer in Amsterdam and son of Cornelis Marinus van Gogh (Uncle Cor)
  • Vincent Willem van Gogh, 1851-1910; administrator at Payung and son of Johannes van Gogh
  • Vincent Willem van Gogh, 1853-1890; the artist
  • Vincent Willem van Gogh, 1890-1978; son of Theo van Gogh and Johanna van Gogh-Bonger and nephew of the artist
  • Virginie Demont-Breton, 1859-1935; French artist
  • Vittorio Matteo Corcos, 1859-1933; Italian artist
  • W. N. Fenger, no dates; German headmaster of Tilburg Academy
  • Walt Whitman, 1819-1892; American poet
  • Walter William (W. W.) Skeat, 1835-1912; English philologist
  • Welmina (Willemina) Catrina van Stockum, 1823-?; no known status
  • Wijnandus Johannes Josephus Nuyen, 1813-1839; Dutch artist
  • Wilhelm Griesinger, 1817-1868; German neurologist
  • Wilhelm Jonker, 1848-1932; clergyman in Hoogeveen
  • Wilhelmina (Elize) van Gogh-Bruins, 1819-1864; wife of Johannes (Jan) van Gogh (Uncle Jan)
  • Wilhelmina Johanna Begemann, 1836-1922; sister of Margot Begemann in Nuenen
  • Wilhelmus Beekmans, 1853-1919; clergyman in Nuenen
  • Wilhelmus Petrus van Stockum, no dates; father of Willem Jacob van Stockum
  • Wilhemus Johannes Leurs, 1828-1895; Dutch seller of artists' supplies
  • Willem Arntsz, no dates; no known status
  • Willem Carbentus, 1792-1845; bookbinder in The Hague, father of Anna van Gogh-Carbentus, and grandfather of the artist
  • Willem Carbentus, 1823-1864; brother of Anna van Gogh-Carbentus
  • Willem Carbentus, 1850-1920; son of Arie Carbentus
  • Willem Hoornik, 1882-c. 1958/60; son of Sien Hoornik, the artist's prostitute-lover in The Hague
  • Willem Kiesenberg, 1814-1904; carpenter in The Hague
  • Willem Linnig the Elder, 1819-1885; Belgian artist
  • Willem Linnig the Younger, 1849-1890; Belgian artist
  • Willem Maris, 1844-1910; Dutch artist
  • Willem Passtoors, 1784-1859; owner of stables in Zundert
  • Willem Posthumus Meijjes, Jr., 1861-1933; son of Jeremias Posthumus Meijjes
  • Willem Roelofs, 1822-1897; Dutch artist
  • Willem Alexander Paul Frederik Lodewijk (William Alexander Paul Frederick Louis, King Willem III), 1817-1890; king of the Netherlands and grand duke of Luxembourg
  • Willem Daniël van Gogh, 1818-1872; brother of Theodorus van Gogh and uncle of the artist
  • Willem Frederick George Lodewijk van Oranje-Nassau (King Willem II of The Netherlands), 1792-1849; prince of Orange-Nassau, grand duke of Luxembourg, grand duke of Limburg
  • Willem Frederik van Erp Taalman Kip, 1824-1905; Dutch minister of the Navy
  • Willem Frederik van Oranje-Nassau (King Willem I of the Netherlands), 1772-1843; duke of Luxemburg
  • Willem Hendrik Kam, 1863-?; family friend in Etten and later an architectural engineer
  • Willem Hendrik Stam, 1831-1874; Dutch artist and seller of artists' supplies
  • Willem Jacob van Gogh, 1863-1934; son of Willem Daniël van Gogh and Magdalena Susanna van Gogh-Van Stockum
  • Willem Jacob van Stockum, 1846-1900; husband of Caroline Haanebeek
  • Willem Laurens Kiehl, ?-1875; housemate of Theo van Gogh in The Hague
  • Willem Lodewijk (Louis) Begemann, 1804-1876; father of Margot Begemann and neighbor of the Van Gogh family in Nuenen
  • Willem Marinus Valkis, 1853-1935; fellow boarder with the artist at William Marinus Roos house in The Hague
  • Willem Marinus Roos, 1816-1893; landlord of the artist in The Hague
  • Willem Nicolaas Lantsheer, 1826-1883; Dutch art collector
  • Willem van Versevelt, no dates; gardener of Uncle Cent
  • Willem van der Wakker, 1859-1927; telegraph operator, amateur artist, and student of the artist in Nuenen
  • Willem Vander Haeghen (van der Haeghen, van der Haagen), 1850-?; son of Théodore van der Haeghen and classmate of the artist at the Evangelical School in Brussels
  • Willemina (Mina) Catharina Gerardina Carbentus, 1816-1904; sister of Anna van Gogh-Carbentus
  • Willemina (Mina) Catharina Gerardina Stricker-Carbentus, 1816-1904; wife of Johannes Paulus Stricker, Sr., and mother of Kee Vos
  • Willemina (Wil or Willemien) Jacoba van Gogh, 1862-1941; sister of the artist
  • Willemina Carbentus-Hennevelt, no dates; wife of Gerrit Carbentus
  • Willemina Catrina van Hoogstraaten-Stockum, 1823-?; cousin of Anna Carbentus and wife of Johannes Marinus van Hoogstraaten
  • William (St. John) Harper, 1851-1910; American artist
  • William Booth, 1829-1912; English clergyman and founder of The Salvation Army
  • William Macfarlane, 1838-1905; clergyman in Amsterdam
  • William Shakespeare, 1564-1616; English playwright
  • William Small, 1843-1929; English artist
  • William Toovey, 1821-?; English artist and proprietor of a lithography company in Brussels
  • William Bazett Murray, fl. 1871-1890; English artist
  • William Blanchard Jerrold, 1826-1884; English writer
  • William Craibe Angus, 1830-1899; Scottish art dealer
  • William Henry Wallis, 1804-1890; art dealer in London
  • William Holman Hunt, 1827-1910; English artist
  • William Makepiece Thackeray, 1811-1863; English artist
  • William Port Stokes, 1832-1890; teacher and minister in Ramsgate
  • William Wilkie Collins, 1824-1889; British writer
  • Wolfgang Amadeus (Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Thophilus) Mozart, 1756-1791; Austrian composer
  • Wouterina (Woutje) Prins, 1832-1897; servant in the parson's household in Zundert
  • Xavier Mellery, 1845-1921; Belgian artist