Artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant fell under the spell of the Dutch painter

Their exhilarating trip to escape the tense confines of the Yellow House is the centrepiece of ‘Bonjour Monsieur Gauguin’, which opened this week at Hungary's Museum of Fine Arts

Plus, an enigmatic Man Ray kiss

“Daubigny’s Garden” was painted on a kitchen towel—and its wooden stretcher has labels recording its wartime adventures

“Blossoming Chestnut Trees” was bought in 1908 by Gustave Fayet, now the focus of a major exhibition at the Louis Vuitton foundation in Paris

In 1889 the critics were rapturous, but the paintings dismally failed to sell

Artist and collector Gustave Fayet is honoured as a bold pioneer of Modern art in the Paris show

“Blossoming Chestnut Trees”, which has been hidden away for over 60 years, is being sold by Sotheby's for the Blaquier-Arrieta family of Argentina

She bought a Van Gogh portrait as early as 1908 as an orphaned teenager, and three years later became the first woman in her city to own a car

The Kröller-Müller Museum shows its vast collection of Van Gogh pictures in a bold display around the themes of faith, hope and love

Their pioneering role is celebrated in an exhibition opening in Hamburg

Now owned by the Niarchos Greek shipping family, it will be loaned to a huge show on the fabled pioneer collector Gustave Fayet

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

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

The masterpiece, alongside 62 other works given by the Pearlman family, is coming on tour from Los Angeles

Winfield House, home to American representatives to the UK, is hidden away in Regent’s Park—and has hosted a series of the Dutchman’s masterpieces

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

‘Sunflowers’ does not make the list—and there are other surprises

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

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?

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