Reinterpreted "Water Lilies"—with the addition of a mysterious dark door—debuts at London's Design Museum in April

The protestors from Letzte Generation took inspiration from a recent stunt that saw Van Gogh's Sunflowers doused in soup

Plus, Joan Mitchell and Claude Monet at the Fondation Louis Vuitton and England's Tudors head to New York

On a night when many works outpaced expectations in Christie's New York saleroom, Ernie Barnes’s “The Sugar Shack” sold for more than 76 times its high estimate

Coastal erosion in Normandy means that the Saint-Valery church in Varengeville-sur-Mer may soon disappear

An unrecorded painting, owned by the British high-street store Marks and Spencer, is probably a major rediscovery

The painting was consigned to China Guardian’s first Impressionist and Modern art sale by Lévy Gorvy gallery

Painting from Paris is included in an exhibition at London's Dulwich Picture Gallery dedicated to Helen Frankenthaler to show similarities in painting style between the two artists

The decision has divided members, but there are hopes the work might stay in the Windy City

A new show at the Museum of Fine Arts recalls the time when the US city was first captivated by the French Impressionist

After netting $4.2m for a Cranach, the museum plans to sell off works by Monet, Dubuffet, Degas, Miró and Matisse

Le Palais Ducal is at the centre of an ownership dispute that has kept the work from coming to auction

The 360-degree work by the Iranian architect Yadegar Asisi will be displayed in a rotunda on the banks of the Seine

We asked artists, museum directors, art historians and public figures who love art to pick the images that mean something to them at this time

Which Impressionist made the biggest impression in this category?

The Dutchman’s newly attributed Oslo self-portrait is unveiled in an Amsterdam exhibition, while the Frenchman’s bohemian portrait suffers a downgrading

After a long-running debate, the picture, going on show at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam today, has been attributed to Charles Giron

Story directly inspired by The Art Newspaper’s article on the artists’s Japanese ornament, which sat in the dining room at his Giverny home, will be published in May

New York-based Wildenstein-Plattner Institute will digitise fabled Wildenstein archive of sale catalogues, letters and experts’ notes

We look back at the biggest art sales of the year, which reveal a concentration on New York over London and a continued dominance of 20th century male artists

Market is alive and kicking at the top for prime Impressionist works, though Bouguereau's uncomfortably placed, 19th-century Bacchanalian scene failed to sell

Fresh material from big collections led the $399m New York auction, while mid-tier Monets primed the market for his $55m haystacks work at Sotheby's tonight

Owned by a British collector for almost 70 years, the work showing Charing Cross Bridge has gone abroad

£63m auction total is half that of last year, but bidding from Asia and Russia helps make new record for Oskar Schlemmer and a Venetian view by Monet

Monet carries Christie's evening sale while a Magritte shines at Sotheby's, marking an auction record for the Surrealist painter

The 20-lot sale spans the auction house's New York and London locations and includes works ranging from Old Master paintings to a Monet

Exhibition in Paris attempts to draw connections between the Impressionist and Pollock, Rothko and friends—with mixed results

A “purr-fect” ending to the story of the missing pottery object found in the collection of the artist’s secret granddaughter

Painting is “one of the most important” by the Impressionist artist to be sold in London in the past 20 years