Vincent van Gogh was a self-admitted patient at a psychiatric hospital in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, a small town in the south ...

The Bronx garden transforms into a walkable Van Gogh masterpiece, complete with towering sunflowers This summer, the New York ...

Van Gogh’s Roses (April 1889) in its antique gilded frame and its current replica Gachet frame National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo (photographs by The Art Newspaper) A Van Gogh from Japan on ...

But, as it progresses, the exhibition's abiding theme is "van Gogh's rhapsodic feeling for the natural world. Roses, poppies and oleanders; cypresses, pine trees and planes: at every turn ...

The hospital’s garden was overgrown, but Van Gogh found a rose bush in it and painted it heavy with white flowers. The painting gives no hint of his own inner mood. It applies thick paint with ...

Its cousins are 2015’s “Van Gogh: Irises and Roses,” also at the Met, and 2021’s “Van Gogh and the Olive Groves,” which launched at the Dallas Museum of Art. It’s as though museums ...

Vincent van Gogh rose from his lodgings in the small French countryside town of Auvers-sur-Oise and set out to paint. He didn’t have far to walk through the village before he arrived at his ...

a Van Gogh self-portrait was found hidden behind another at the National Galleries of Scotland. “Two Wrestlers” was found behind the 1886 painting “Still Life with Meadow Flowers and Roses ...

If sunflowers are so closely identified with van Gogh, he actually envisioned a world of flowers, with images of his interpretations of roses, peonies, poppies and orchids projected on a vase.