Unlike in some of the artist’s later self-portraits, Van Gogh’s left ear is clearly visible in the X-ray. He famously cut it off in December 1888 after an argument with fellow artist Paul Gauguin.

X-ray image of Vincent Van Gogh self-portrait. Ancient bust: A woman bought a sculpture at Goodwill for $34.99. It actually was a missing ancient Roman bust.

Van Gogh famously cut off part of his own ear with a razor in 1888. At the time, he was living in Paris at the time with fellow artist Paul Gauguin. According to the Van Gogh Gallery, details are ...

Experts allege that Van Gogh created the hidden self-portrait then, after experiencing the work of post-Impressionists Paul Gauguin and Georges Seurat.

The self-portrait, discovered via an X-ray, depicts Van Gogh wearing a neckerchief along with a brimmed hat, and is notable for depicting the left ear he notoriously sliced off three years after ...

Vincent van Gogh. Born on March 30, 1853, in the rural Dutch village of Zundert, his existence was a paradox of blazing ...

Not including the newly discovered work, there are 35 known self-portraits of Van Gogh, according to The New York Times. Follow Jordan Mendoza on Twitter: @jordan_mendoza5.

Other crowd-pleasers include self-portraits, Gauguin's "Vision of the Sermon" and the duo's studies of Madame Roulin. Some original letters, notebooks and several ceramics round out the collection.

A vast majority of van Gogh’s self-portraits were painted during his stay in Paris, especially from 1886 to 1888. He was short on money, so he reused canvases that he had used for other works in ...

Self Portrait comes from a time when van Gogh traveled to Paris a second time and ended up in the South of France. He became overwhelmed by the color, light, and rustic nature that encapsulated ...

Unlike in some of the artist’s later self-portraits, Van Gogh’s left ear is clearly visible in the X-ray. He famously cut it off in December 1888 after an argument with fellow artist Paul Gauguin.