Vermeer with his yellows and blues; Rubens and “strokes of pure red”; and Rembrandt’s self-portraits

Documents, photographs, drawings, paintings—and even a sketch of the artist on his deathbed

Did these panoramic landscapes foreshadow the artist’s untimely death?

“A Symphony in Blue and Yellow” raises intriguing questions about how the artist wanted to present his masterpieces

Lent by British private collectors, the Van Goghs subsequently went abroad—except for a fake, which is now in a castle in Wales

And why did he sign so few? The intriguing story behind his signatures

James McNeill Whistler’s celebrated maternal portrait reminded Vincent of his own mother

“The Harvest in Provence”, once owned by a British collector, is estimated to sell for up to $35m

Photographic albums assembled by the artist’s early biographer Gustave Coquiot provide a glimpse into his Arles scenes

Two exhibitions open in Auvers-sur-Oise, the last stop on the artist’s journey

Two of the arms dealer's Van Goghs could be the subject of Nazi-era restitution issues

The Kröller-Müller Museum is displaying a forged seascape bought by its founder

These were sketches for paintings which were never completed - or are lost

The bold early Art-Deco framing was asymmetrical with angled edges

Christie’s decides Hong Kong is the best place to sell the forest landscape

Once owned by a US vice president, the print was acquired by the Shah’s wife and is now at the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art

Before the artist’s former home was bombed in the war, two little-known paintings in the 1930s depicted its exterior in an unexpected colour

The Dutchman was “struck” by Seurat’s pointillist technique - and it influenced his own work

“Sunflowers” is the star of an Amsterdam exhibition exploring the use of the colour yellow by Van Gogh and a range of artists

The newly conserved “Poplars near Nuenen” goes on show in Rotterdam

A touring exhibition on Parisian cafés is opening in Denmark and then goes to America

But he did buy seven of the artist’s paintings, which are now shown in his Philadelphia museum—including two risqué ones

Van Gogh’s “Self-portrait with bandaged Ear and Pipe” shows that the painter had lost none of his artistic skill—and it has an unexpected story

The Armed Forces Edition novel is now rare, since it was "not to be made available for civilians"—we show you a copy

Writer Octave Mirbeau, an early owner of a Sunflowers painting, titled his fictional travelogue "628-E8"—after his car’s own licence plate

The book provides a fresh perspective on famous works, cruising through the last few centuries of Western art

Gauguin gave the 'Cleopatra Pot' to Vincent’s brother Theo, just after the disastrous end of the two artists’ collaboration in Arles

Sotheby's sold “Parisian Novels” for $62m and “The Sower” for over $10m, a record for one of his drawings

Owned by the cosmetics king Leonard Lauder, the work could become the most expensive Van Gogh drawing ever sold

The show will include the rare loan of the masterpiece held by London's National Gallery