Over 800 of Van Gogh’s letters survive, and most of them are here in the Van Gogh Museum. The bulk of this collection comprises the letters he wrote to his younger brother Theo , who bankrolled ...

TOPLINE. A letter written by Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin, two of the 19th century’s greatest post-impressionist artists, about their visit to a brothel, sold at a Paris auction to the tune ...

In what is perhaps the first project of its kind, the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam has put English-language translations of 902 of Vincent van Gogh’s personal letters on line.

The last major (but incomplete) book of Van Gogh’s letters appeared in 1954. Less ambitious editions have been published since then, but “ambitious” hardly begins to describe the new six ...

The only known letter to have been jointly written by Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin sold for more than 210,000 euros ($237,000) when it went under the hammer in Paris on Tuesday.

Van Gogh’s letter to the proprietors of the Café de la Gare in Arles will come up for sale next week. This single sheet of paper, slightly smaller than A4, is estimated to fetch €200,000-€ ...

Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum has released a definitive six-volume collection of the painter's letters. The new translations of 902 original letters written by and to Van Gogh cast a different light ...

In 2001 it was auctioned in Paris, valued at around 450,000 francs (then £42,000—prices of Van Gogh letters have soared since then). It was bought by Anne-Marie Springer.

As van Gogh writes, "There's an art of lines and colors, but there's an art of words that will last just the same." And as the Royal Academy demonstrates, they may best be appreciated side by side.

While Vincent van Gogh has become almost as famed for his troubled mind as for his paintings, a new exhibition in the Van Gogh Museum seeks to remind us there was more method than madness to his ...

NEW YORK — A never-before-exhibited collection of letters from Vincent van Gogh to a colleague reveal the beliefs and mundane challenges of the artistic genius. Van Gogh wrote the letters to ...