Van Gogh’s painting was inspired by French artist Jean-Francois Millet’s 1860 painting. But he transformed Millet’s ...

Its position low on the hills and bright, white color make Barnard astronomer Janna Levin think van Gogh saw the planet in the night sky. "There's no star, besides our sun, close enough to look ...

Next, we could use astronomical calculations to determine the date when the disk of the setting Sun aligned as van Gogh portrayed it.” But before you can look to maps, you need to narrow down ...

between Earth and the Sun or in our own lakes, oceans and atmosphere,” he said. “What I take away from studies like this is that (van Gogh) captured some of this universality in the beautiful ...

The yearning in the woman, Lazarus barely corporal, the spiraling sun, the hills of Arles in the background, the deep green and surrounding pale yellows, all seem to portend Van Gogh’s suicide a ...

Van Gogh’s painting was inspired by French artist Jean-Francois Millet’s 1860 painting. But he transformed Millet’s composition into an image of hope. In his first general audience in Rome ...