In which we build one of Vincent van Gogh's masterpieces in LEGO form, with the end result looking nice enough to hang on ...

The New York-based art research company, LMI International, has bought and analyzed another painting in a bid to prove its doubters wrong.

With me to opine is Kate Brown, Artnet’s senior editor and co-host of this Art Angle, calling from Berlin, and Annie ...

A monthlong, interactive display from the artwork of Vincent Van Gogh and Claude Monet will be on display at the Greenville ...

Art historians have allegedly found a long-lost Vincent van Gogh painting, reportedly unearthed at a garage sale about nine years ago in Minnetonka.

Both contributions are formulated as linear matrix inequality (LMI) based algorithms, ensuring efficient computational solutions. The capability and effectiveness of the method are illustrated through ...

Police swooped on a white van following a reported theft from a unique Warwickshire business. Caffeine and Machine in Stratford Upon Avon raised the alarm after spotting a Ford Transit van on site.

Despite this, not everyone in the art world is convinced. While LMI Group is preparing to present “Elimar” to major Van Gogh scholars and dealers, full authentication remains a challenge.

Its new owner, LMI Group International, claims it can prove it was painted by Dutch master Vincent Van Gogh in France in 1889.

Yet the New York-based LMI Group claims that this portrait, titled Elimar, is by no other than Van Gogh. Press reports have valued it at over $15m. But could this unsigned picture, lacking any ...

The art firm, LMI Group, has named the painting “Elimar” after the words written in the bottom right-hand corner. The suspected Van Gogh painting depicts a bearded fisherman mending a net ...