Van Gogh included the Deux Trous in a pair of his landscapes, but because it is such an unexpected feature it has sometimes been seized upon as evidence of the artist’s fragile mental state ...

At the Christie's New York auction of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s collection, his Van Gogh Arles landscape sold for $117m on 9 November—a record price for the artist. Three bidders ...

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Lives of the artists Van Gogh and Monet were contemporaries who shared a love for painting flowers and landscapes, but otherwise they couldn’t have been more different. Van Gogh, a Dutchman ...

REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes PARIS (Reuters) - A landscape painting by Dutch impressionist Vincent Van Gogh that went on display in Paris on Wednesday is expected to fetch between 3-5 million euros ($3 ...

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The New York Botanical Garden’s new exhibit draws inspiration from Vincent van Gogh for a colorful explosion of 18,000 ...

The painting is among the works featured in “Van Gogh and the Avant-Garde: The Modern Landscape” at the Art Institute of Chicago. Saint Louis Art Museum Share Few names stand taller in art ...

It also features enormous, larger-than-life aluminum flower sculptures inspired by some of Van Gogh’s most famous paintings – ...

We tend to associate Van Gogh with landscapes and still lifes. But just before his death, the artist wrote that he was most passionate about “the portrait — the modern portrait.” He loved ...

Perhaps that’s why the painting feels less like a tangible landscape than an ink-blue hallucination. Why did van Gogh often paint two connected trees rather than a single one? Was that how he ...

As President Trump launches an offensive against 'woke' art, the Picasso Museum shows the kind of works that the Nazis singled out decades ago for mockery or destruction.