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Van Gogh May Have Cut Off His Ear During a Bout of Delirium Triggered by Alcohol Withdrawal, a New Study Says

Many experts have worked to diagnose Van Gogh's mental health issues.

A Dispute Over a Pissarro Painting Looted by Nazis Was Settled Four Years Ago. Now, It’s Going Back to Court

An agreement reached in 2016 is now again up for legal wrangling.

Indianapolis’s Biggest Art Museum Is Replacing Its Contemporary Galleries With an Immersive Van Gogh-Themed Light Show

The project launches next summer.

Malvin Gray Johnson’s Striking Portraits of African Americans Made Him One of Most Acclaimed Artists of the Harlem Renaissance. Learn His Artist Story Here

Piet Mondrian’s Heirs Are Suing a German Museum for the Return of Four Paintings Worth Over $200 Million

The paintings were loaned to the Kunstmuseen Krefeld in 1929 and allegedly never returned.

Sotheby’s Will Sell a Nine-Foot-Tall Giacometti Sculpture for at Least $90 Million in an Unusual Sale Where the Bids Are Kept Secret

The work reportedly comes from the collection of billionaire Ron Perelman.

The Brooklyn Museum Just Made $6.6 Million Selling Art From Its Collection—and It’s Putting More on the Block

The museum hopes to raise $40 million in total.

TEFAF Is Known for Its Top-Notch Vetting Process. But Can It Work Online?

Here's how the fair is applying its high standards to the first online edition.

A Trove of Steamy Duncan Grant Drawings Were Thought to Have Been Destroyed. Turns Out, They Were Just Hidden Under a Bed

The drawings of brawny men have been donated to a UK museum.

Picasso’s Step-Daughter Scraps Plans to Open the World’s Largest Museum Dedicated to the Cubist Master

Negotiations broke down between Catherine Hutin-Blay and the town of Aix-en-Provence.

Sotheby’s Hopes Banksy’s Painting About the ‘Excesses of Consumerism’ Will Generate $6 Million in Excess Consumerism at Auction

Banksy's 'Show Me the Monet' will appear at a virtual Modern and contemporary art auction in Paris and London next month.