On another occasion Signac recalled that Van Gogh would finish his day in a café: “Having no real home of his own, he would ...

In 1903 Poplars near Nuenen became the first Van Gogh painting to be acquired by a Dutch museum, just 13 years after the ...

Looking closely at a few of his most famous works reveals not just technical brilliance but emotional codes written in ...

It’s said that life can imitate art. This usual means something happens in the real world that plays out like a novel or a ...

Christianity had failed him. What next then? Art? Vincent van Gogh’s life as an artist had the most faltering and rudimentary of beginnings in 1880. By 1890 he was dead, by suicide, at the age of 37.

The Château d'Auvers-sur-Oise is gearing up to host a daring exhibition offering a fresh perspective on Vincent van Gogh.

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A group of olive trees is painted with distinct and directional brushstrokes. The colors, like pink for sky or orange for grass, seem to reflect a feeling rather than an exact reality. From that ...

Vincent van Gogh’s quote reflects how inner calm and creativity can exist even during misery, offering a reminder that emotional struggle does not remove the possibility of strength and balance.