Ask your local library. Maybe they do have some. Good luck.

Marlene -- there are a bunch here. You were spelling it incorrectly so maybe that is why you couldn't find it Just type Van Gogh into the search box and you will see what you are looking for.

In fact, go to Patterns OnLine.com. You can get them in PDF mode

Nancye is right, make sure you tap on "Cross Stitch Patterns" first then type in his name so you don't get just the kits. There are some at Artecy.com as well

There are several patterns available. I want to do "Starry Night" for my daughter who loves that VanGogh, and there were a few. So...I pulled up the photo of the actual painting on two computers (because I am so darn picky and the daughter is more so). Then I pulled up the available patterns one by one and ordered one that I thought looked most like the painting. I was most concerned that the village in the valley below that starry sky showed up well. Some cross stitch patterns were darker, some lighter, than the original art, but I picked what I thought was best.

I don't recall whose design I chose. And right now I couldn't locate it, even if threatened with a frog! The impending holidays have me very disorganized. DH said no $$ for Christmas (4 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren), so I have been cross stitching gifts like crazy...

I like all the painters and artists from 1900 I had learned a lot about them. Just recently I had got the picture of Theodore Hertzl the Jewish Zionist man and I am going to get it to do it in cross stitch so I can frame it and hang it on my living room wall. He is one of my favor peoples

The Scarlet Squince has many of the "Master Painters" charts. http://www.scarletquince.com/index.php

I love William Bouguereau prints, check out "Song of the Angels"

Bermuda; where would I find a pic of that?

try etsy.com or google it.

You ladies are so resourceful!

Those projects are too ambitious. Buy a good print instead. LOL