Soon after he settled in the city, van Gogh purchased more than 600 Japanese woodcut prints from the German art dealer Siegfried Bing. After unsuccessfully trying to resell the prints, he hung ...

So why has Van Gogh become such a global celebrity? Of course it’s the art, but equally important is the story of his life. Any judgement is personal, but I suggest ten reasons why we love Van Gogh.

10 Quotes on Art and Life From Vincent van Gogh on His Birthday “One must spoil as many canvases as one succeeds with,” he wrote. Vincent van Gogh, Autoportrait (1888).

Quotes of Vincent van Gogh line the walls of “Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience” in Boston. ... Love” wall decoration from Target for a cheaper and longer-lasting investment. ...

You’ve got a second chance to witness the artist’s works at the Van Gogh Inside: Love, Vincent exhibition, arriving at our shores for a seven-month run starting from January 24, 2025.

Van Gogh’s Love of Cypress Trees, Symbols of Eternity and Life Cycles, Will Be the Focus of a Major Show at the Met Next Year. In what's sure to be a blockbuster exhibition, ...

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 man walks into a field. The day is young. He starts to run, then stops and lies down on his back. He gathers handfuls of soil and sprinkles it over his face. Earth falls onto his eyes. Some goes ...

The first part of Van Gogh’s stay in London was “the happiest year of his life”, according to his sister-in-law Jo Bonger. Arriving in May 1873, aged 20, Vincent worked for the art dealer ...

In 1873, Van Gogh moved to London aged 20 when he was working for a firm of art dealers. He lived at 87 Hackford Road - close to the newly created Van Gogh Walk - as a lodger and wrote of enjoying ...