Philadelphia opens its Van Gogh Sunflowers display with a very rare loan from London’s National Gallery – The Art Newspaper
Two of Van Gogh’s Sunflowers have recently been brought together for an unusual reunion at the Philadelphia Museum…
Van Gogh and the Dutch old masters: latest research reveals the links – The Art Newspaper
This week a Dutch journal is publishing the first comprehensive account of Van Gogh’s admiration for the country’s…
A century ago, Tate borrowed five Van Goghs to inaugurate its new “modern foreign” galleries – The Art Newspaper
In June 1926, London’s Tate Gallery inaugurated its first rooms devoted to what it then called “modern foreign”…
A manure mystery: why did Van Gogh depict heaps of sand in a painting of his beloved Yellow House? – The Art Newspaper
Among Van Gogh’s most intriguing paintings is The Yellow House (September 1888), depicting his cosy home in Arles,…
The National Gallery’s new exhibition includes Van Gogh’s brief foray into Neo-Impressionism – The Art Newspaper
The National Gallery is tomorrow opening Radical Harmony: Helene Kröller-Müller’s Neo-Impressionists (until 8 February 2026), with work by…
Ten surprises at the National Gallery’s five-star Van Gogh exhibition – The Art Newspaper
The National Gallery’s exhibition Van Gogh: Poets & Lovers (14 September 2024-19 January 2025) opened to five-star reviews.…
Most expensive, suicide not murder and more: celebrating 300 Adventures with Van Gogh – The Art Newspaper
Adventures with Van Gogh has just marked its 300th post since the weekly blog was launched in 2018.…
Framing Van Gogh: why the artist did not want to surround his works with gold – The Art Newspaper
London’s Van Gogh: Poets & Lovers exhibition, which closed at the National Gallery earlier this year, offered the chance…
Van Gogh was not fantasising when he painted mountain landscapes with ‘The Two Holes’ – The Art Newspaper
The asylum where Van Gogh lived in 1889-90 is set among some of the most beautiful scenery of…