The sketches do not reflect Van Gogh’s style or artistic development, which was undergoing a “great transformation” during 1888 to 1890, the time that they were supposedly drawn, he says.

Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum debuted an exhibit Friday of more than 50 sketches, letters, and paintings that led to his work, “ The Potato Eaters.” “The Potato Eaters,” finished in 1885 ...

This week, a new work by van Gogh was announced and put on display at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. The piece is dated to 1882 and is a study for a known sketch titled “ Worn Out ,” also ...

The sketch, recently discovered in an American library, shows just how much of his left ear Van Gogh sliced off in December 1888: almost all of it, according to the drawing by Dr. Felix Rey, who ...

The star of a new exhibition at the Van Gogh Museum is not one of the Dutch painter's flamboyant masterpieces, but a rough sketch by a junior French provincial doctor. The sketch, recently ...

Anselm Kiefer's enormous paintings take Van Gogh's motifs and make them his own, but without the humanity and wonder of his ...

That’s consistent with how Van Gogh typically secured his sketches to his drawing board with sticky starch. The piece is slightly different from the final version of Worn Out , with the figure ...

PARIS — Art experts are disagreeing as to whether a book of previously unpublished drawings reported to be by Dutch master Vincent Van Gogh is authentic or fake.

Van Gogh’s sketch of Public Garden in Arles in his letter to Eugène Boch, 2 October 1888. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation) ...

Van Gogh did suffer from mental illness, ... [He] even sent sketches of this work to friends in letters." "Starry Night (Starry Night over the Rhône)" (1888) by Vincent Van Gogh.

The sketches do not reflect Van Gogh’s style or artistic development, which was undergoing a “great transformation” during 1888 to 1890, the time that they were supposedly drawn, he says.

The sketches do not reflect Van Gogh’s style or artistic development, which was undergoing a “great transformation” during 1888 to 1890, the time that they were supposedly drawn, he says.