The New Criterion10h
Van Gogh’s loneliness
In art and life, Van Gogh “needed depth, something that spoke to his heart, that relieved his loneliness and reassured him he ...
Artnet News7h
Van Gogh’s Radiant Portraits of a Postman’s Family Get a Rare Reunion
The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the Van Gogh Museum have staged the first show dedicated to Vincent van Gogh's Roulin ...
Edmonton Journal13d
Review: Shadow Theatre's After Mourning - Before Van Gogh a touching portrait
After Mourning – Before Van Gogh is the latest from Calgary Playwright Michael Czuba, the world premiere of a touching show ...
Artnet News1d
Site of Van Gogh’s Final Painting Will Remain in Private Hands, Says French Court
A French court has ruled that the site that is the subject of 'Tree Roots' by Vincent Van Gogh belongs to its landowners, not ...
The Art Newspaper7d
‘Mystery of a masterpiece’: how Van Gogh’s postman portrait ‘disappeared’ from London’s Tate Gallery a century ago
Now owned by New York’s MoMA, the painting of Joseph Roulin is the star loan for a major exhibition opening in Boston ...
French mayor loses bid to snatch scene of iconic Van Gogh painting from villagers’ back garden
A village feud over who owns extant tree roots behind Vincent Van Gogh last ever painting has been settled after a local ...
'A very deep bond of friendship': The surprising story of Van Gogh's guardian angel
At the toughest time of his life, the painter was supported by an unlikely soulmate, Joseph Roulin, a postman in Arles. It was a friendship that would benefit art history.
Wall Street Journal27d
‘A Fire in His Soul’ Review: Van Gogh’s Paris Transformation
Nor is Van Gogh by any means an unknown character, in part because his devoutly self-absorbed letters, addressed to his brother Theo and which have become our prime source for details about the ...