You’ll need X-ray vision to see the new Vincent van Gogh. Art curators at the National Galleries of Scotland found a self-portrait of the famous artist that had been hidden for centuries, according to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Vincent van Gogh (1853 – 1890), Self-Portrait with Grey Felt Hat (Vincent van Gogh Foundation) It’s hard to imagine a more ...

Conservators at the National Galleries of Scotland last week came upon a very notable find: a self-portrait of Vincent van Gogh underneath a modest painting of a peasant woman had made over a century ...

A Vincent Van Gogh self-portrait probably never seen before was discovered at an art gallery in Scotland – accidentally – through an X-ray machine. The remarkable piece was found at the National ...

In mid-January 1889, three weeks after mutilating his ear, Van Gogh painted two astonishing self-portraits, depicting himself with a prominent bandage, covering his mutilated ear. The famous one is in ...

Senior Conservator Lesley Stevenson views "Head of a Peasant Woman" (1885) alongside an X-ray image of the hidden Van Gogh self-portrait. (photo by Neil Hanna, all courtesy National Galleries of ...

When Vincent Van Gogh was low on money he took to painting on both sides of the canvas, but over the years some of his reverse side paintings were covered up and lost. Now, another of his hidden ...

National Galleries of Scotland senior conservator Lesley Stevenson holds Vincent Van Gogh's "Head of a Peasant Woman" and views an X-ray image of the hidden self-portrait. (Photo by Neil Hanna | ...

Opening on March 16, the National Museum in Cardiff’s “Art of the Selfie” exhibition will feature Vincent van Gogh’s Portrait of the Artist (1887), the first time the work has ever been on show in ...

A hidden self-portrait by Vincent van Gogh has been discovered behind one of his paintings, covered by layers of glue and cardboard for more than a century. The image was found when art conservators ...