Vincent Van Gogh painted three dozen self-portraits in just 10 years. That’s really a lot (there are about the same number of extant paintings by Johannes Vermeer).

As it prepared for an exhibit, the National Galleries of Scotland found a previously unknown self-portrait by Vincent Van Gogh, covered by glue and cardboard, on the back of another of his paintings.

X-rays reveal hidden Van Gogh self-portrait Self-portrait was hidden for more than 100 years beneath layers of glue and cardboard.

How Van Gogh inspired his artist friends to exchange self-portraits But Vincent was then shocked when Paul Gauguin’s painting arrived at the Yellow House Martin Bailey 16 June 2023 ...

They got two Vincent Van Gogh's for the price of one. But it took staff at the National Galleries of Scotland decades to discover the self-portrait of legendary artist hidden underneath his ...

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 ...

National Galleries of Scotland conservators discovered the painting in an X-ray scan of another Van Gogh painting, "Head of a Peasant Woman." ...

A heretofore unknown self-portrait of Vincent Van Gogh was discovered on the back of another painting of his at the National Galleries of Scotland in Edinburgh.

The National Galleries of Scotland discovered an early self-portrait of Vincent van Gogh behind a painting. The oil painting called "Head of a Peasant Woman" was x-rayed before being displayed ...

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.

A new Van Gogh self-portrait discovered behind a painting This self-portrait was painted when the artist was exposed to the influence of French impressionists, experts believe.

A previously unknown self-portrait of celebrated Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh has been discovered hiding in plain sight on the back of another painting, the National Galleries of Scotland ...