They helped to make Vincent van Gogh among the most famous and influential painters in the history of art. Why did sunflowers ...

How did the expressive, colorful brushstrokes of Van Gogh influence Matisse and ultimately change the course of modern art?

In the late 1880s, Vincent van Gogh spent two years in southern France. ... tormented by his sterile alienation from love,” likely found Roulin to be “a figure of virile energy,” per MoMA.

Attention, fans of Vincent van Gogh (all zillion of you): The new film Loving Vincent will intrigue you, inspire you, sadden you. More to the point, it will make you gasp, "Whoa, how did they do ...

a strange Dutchman, aspiring artist Vincent van Gogh. During his 15-month stay in the city of Arles, Vincent would paint more than 200 paintings that captured the people and places he encountered.

A new book about Vincent van Gogh explores his life and art when he lived in Arles, France. Golden fields, sun-drenched houses, sunflowers dancing in the light.

"Captivated by Vincent. The Intimate Friendship of Jo van Gogh-Bonger and Isaac Israëls" will be on view at the Van Gogh ...

For centuries, art historians claimed Vincent Van Gogh died by suicide in the late 1800s. A new biopic, however, seeks to challenge history by depicting Van Gogh's death as a murder.

To Bring Van Gogh to Life, They Just Needed Sunflowers. The New York Botanical Garden’s new exhibit draws inspiration from Vincent van Gogh for a colorful explosion of 18,000 sunflowers and ...

Postman Joseph Roulin, Vincent van Gogh, 1888 Museum of Fine Arts Boston. In the late 1880s, Vincent van Gogh spent two years in southern France. Though the period was famously tumultuous for the ...