with high walls all around and no one but lunatics for company.” Van Gogh’s Corridor in the Asylum (September-October 1889) and a plan of the new apartment of Theo and Jo in the Cité Pigalle ...

48.5 x 24.1 cm. (19.1 x 9.5 in.) Jean-Baptiste de la Faille, L'Œuvre de Vincent van Gogh, Catalogue raisonné, vol. III, Paris and Brussels 1928, no. 1000, p. 41 ...

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the Van Gogh Museum have staged the first show dedicated to Vincent van Gogh's Roulin ...

“You once said to me that I would always be isolated,” wrote Vincent van Gogh to his brother Theo in 1884. It was the second time that year that he returned to this assessment by the person who knew ...

Despite the years of research and thousands of dollars spent, the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam says the painting sold at a Minnetonka garage sale is not one of the artist's works.

Vincent van Gogh’s name is synonymous with the tortured artist trope, and it’s hard for museums displaying the famed artist’s work to shake this image. Yet, the Museum of Fine Art ...

In the late 1880s, Vincent van Gogh spent two years in southern France. Though the period was famously tumultuous for the Dutch artist, it was also remarkably productive: He befriended Joseph ...

A series of works by world-renowned Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh will be displayed at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston from the end of March through early September. Focused around on the “Roulin ...

Olive Trees With Yellow Sky and Sun, oil on canvas, 1889. Van Gogh painted several of his most famous works while at the asylum, including his Iris series and The Starry Night. In May of 1889 ...

Re-imagine the night sky, simultaneously tranquil and disquieting, as straw, gold leaf, wood, wire, and sediment mimic thick, impasto brushstrokes to pay homage to one of art history’s most ...

In this excerpt, Gopnik explores the beginning of Barnes' collecting, including the very first Vincent van Gogh painting to arrive ... with Barnes at Central High, he had become a leader of ...