Tag: Goghs

We can reveal the existence of a vast archive of material from the collection of Van Gogh's doctor, Paul Gachet ...

It was in the middle of June that Van Gogh began painting wheatfields in 1890. A month later, he wrote ...

In June 1926, London's Tate Gallery inaugurated its first rooms devoted to what it then called “modern foreign” pictures. King ...

James McNeill Whistler’s portrait of his mother, now his best-known painting, will be a highlight of Tate Britain’s exhibition on ...

Two early photographic albums reveal many of the sites in France where Van Gogh painted, capturing places that were destroyed ...

Van Gogh was struck by the colour of the modest building that he rented in Arles, calling it the Yellow ...

Yellow: Beyond Van Gogh’s Colour opened this week in Amsterdam (until 17 May). The Van Gogh Museum’s new exhibition focuses ...

A Van Gogh autumn landscape was painted on top of an entirely different scene of a church tower, according to ...

In 1907 Octave Mirbeau, a Parisian avant-garde writer, published a fictional travelogue about a drive through northern Europe, which included ...

Paul Gauguin is renowned for his revolutionary paintings, but he also created some astonishingly bold and imaginative ceramics. One of ...