A book and exhibition will reveal surprising facts about some of the artist’s best-loved motifs

And why was “Vincent’s Chair” sold to London’s National Gallery in the 1920s, while “Gauguin’s Chair” was hidden away?

Although his paintings now fetch millions, during his lifetime he perhaps ended up pricing them too high

Vincent painted this powerful work just outside the walls of his asylum

Revelations in new book about an attic discovery throw fresh light on Vincent’s decision to become an artist

The newly attributed work is quite unlike Van Gogh’s other 35 self-portraits and reveals an intriguing insight into his mutilated ear

The still life in Switzerland’s Reinhart collection was dismissed as a forgery

Still life at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut, is authenticated after decades hidden in storage

All the evidence suggests it was the artist who fired the fatal shot

The revolver discovered by a farmer in an Auvers field comes up for auction on 19 June

A story of changing wall colours, a pair of pillows, wartime bombs and the hunt for a lost bed

New exhibition at Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum is a unique opportunity to see Vincent’s correspondence, normally locked away in a vault

Vincent lay in bed, puffing away and dreamily composing his pictures

The artist once told his sister that isolation was “sometimes as hard to bear as exile”—but was necessary “if we want to work”

A decade after the publication of Vincent's trove of correspondence, here is how the remarkable project has contributed to scholarship on his art

The childhood image that was assumed to be of Vincent is now believed to depict his brother Theo