Van Gogh’s tribute to Hiroshige is expressed most dramatically in two paintings that were based on the Japanese artist's ...

Vincent van Gogh. Born on March 30, 1853, in the rural Dutch village of Zundert, his existence was a paradox of blazing ...

Step inside Claude Monet’s vibrant gardens and experience Vincent Van Gogh’s swirling skies as this experiential exhibit brings together their artistic worlds in one extraordinary immersive event.

I explored the enchanting world of Vincent Van Gogh at the immersive Beyond Van Gogh art experience, where his iconic ...

A new immersive experience in Tampa features Vincent van Gogh's classic artwork. It includes small immersive theaters, ...

A somber, blue-toned portrait by German artist Rainer Fetting is displayed in the late-20th-century wing of the From Monet to ...

A Vincent Van Gogh self-portrait probably never seen before was discovered at an art gallery in Scotland – accidentally – through an X-ray machine.

Vincent van Gogh, the brilliant but tortured Dutch painter, cut off his own left ear on this day in history, Dec. 23, 1888, following a fight with friend and fellow artist Paul Gaugin.

In addition to Vincent's letters, the van Gogh museum in Amsterdam gave the authors access to a trove of family correspondence never before published. Anguished letters about Vincent, the stranger ...

Van Gogh moved to a butter-colored house in Arles, France -- captured in his painting “The Yellow House” -- in May 1888. Only seven months later, the famous ear incident took place.

Vincent van Gogh, “Bridge across the Seine at Asnières,” summer 1887. Oil on canvas. Private Collection, Larry Ellison. Vincent van Gogh, “Roses,” 1890. Oil on canvas. Gift of Pamela Harriman in ...