A garage sale in Minnesota took a wild turn when someone bought an old painting for just $50. The artwork showed a ...

Murphy: Every time I would ever bring friends or family to Arles, the first thing they would always know about Vincent van Gogh was he was the man who cut off his ear, and yet, when you look in ...

A tourist gave putting his foot in it a whole new meaning when he posed on the Van Gogh crystal-covered chair at the Palazzo Maffei in Verona, Italy. The Italian museum, Palazzo Maffei, reported ...

A couple destroyed a chair coated in crystals, known as the "Van Gogh" chair, at an Italian museum before video shows them fleeing the scene. Footage captured by the museum, Palazzo Maffei ...

The incident occurred in April at Palazzo Maffei, where the chair—nicknamed the “Van Gogh chair” and covered in hundreds of glittering Swarovski crystals—was on display.

The 'Van Gogh Chair' ended up damaged after a tourist seemed to lose their balance while they were trying to snap a picture - and ended up putting their entire weight on the intricately made piece.

701 p. 38 cm First published in 1928 under title: L'œuvre de Vincent van Gogh, catalogue raisonné; the 2d ed. was published in 1939 under title: Vincent van Gogh "Van Gogh and the words, by A. H.

The Van Gogh Chair was part of the exhibition at the Palazzo Maffei Museum in Verona. The chair was made with a delicate inner structure and covered in a myriad of Swarovski crystals, which were meant ...

Joseph Roulin, a postal employee, was a friend of Van Gogh ’s when the artist lived in Arles, a town in the South of France, in 1888–89. Van Gogh depicted Roulin in the uniform he always wore proudly, ...

According to newspaper reports, van Gogh lost an ear around 11:30 PM that night. About 15 years later, Gauguin claimed that van Gogh had assaulted him several times during their collaboration.