Exhibition of 120 works will reveal a shared fascination with nature, bold use of colour and experimentation with perspective

Controversial items relating to the artist's life were scrapped from original design over fears they could be linked to drug, knife and gun crime

As well as Brixton, Anthony Padgett’s works will go to Isleworth, Ramsgate, Welwyn, the Borinage, Nuenen and Arles

Back during Tate’s 1947 exhibition, loan arrangements were more casual

We release details of Detroit exhibition on America’s love for the artist, plus others in Frankfurt, Potsdam, Santa Barbara and Columbus

Sale was stopped at last minute after city received financial support from Michigan

Museum will receive the buildings in former Olympic park for free, director says

Incident is a further blow to English city following the novichok poisonings earlier this year

Shows planned for Houston, London, Amsterdam and Den Bosch next year

The image—in the collection of London's National Portrait Gallery—shows a confident Charles Obach, compared to one of an ill-at-ease Vincent

Curator returns to the UK where he organised the blockbuster 2011 Leonardo exhibition at the National Gallery in London

Now being sold by a London-based collector at Christie's New York, the work will probably go to Japan or China

Visitor numbers at Shanghai Museum eclipse institution’s most successful London exhibitions

Amsterdam show on the artist's Martinique trip also reveals Tate watercolour as a genuine work by Gauguin

Double-sided work, bequeathed in 1962, had previously been attributed to the French artist's circle

Historic Pugin floor tiles, on which many a prime minister has trodden, available for £200 a piece

A great admirer of Japanese prints, the whorls of brushstrokes in Vincent's night sky could have been partly suggested by a turbulent sea

Japan galleries refurbished under new ten-year partnership with Mitsubishi Corporation

New research reveals that two members of Thomas Gainsborough's family were killed over a financial dispute when the artist was a child

Artefact is one of around 200 on show in largest exhibition on the region in almost 40 years

New research reveals name of man in the artist’s finest asylum portrait

His family also suggested that he become an accountant or a barber

Decision follows a controversial closure in February for Erdem’s runway show

Opening of outpost in Dundee this week is latest in series of out-of-London projects

The museum does “not have the resources to create biographies for every individual” in its collection, spokeswoman says

Julian Schnabel’s new film on Van Gogh is based on questionable assumptions

Hidden underground galleries closed since 2006 still house £100m Assyrian relief

Vincent painted At Eternity’s Gate, the title of the film premiering in Venice, when he was at the asylum

The museum as well as the Mauritshuis in The Hague have stopped collaborating with the oil company by "mutual decision"

“Human error” by Ipsos Retail Performance blamed for museum’s disastrous recent visitor numbers