a hidden self-portrait on the back of the canvas. The portrait was revealed while conservationists were conducting an X-ray analysis of Head of a Peasant Woman as part of a cataloging exercise ...

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 ...

A Van Gogh self-portrait has been discovered on the reverse of a painting at the National Galleries of Scotland. The ghostly image of the artist was found when Head of a Peasant Woman (1885 ...

The hidden self-portrait was covered by layers of glue and cardboard on the back of an earlier work called Head of a Peasant Woman. The gallery's senior conservator Lesley Stevenson said she felt ...

Now it has been discovered that Vincent Van Gogh’s Head Of A Peasant Woman is even more special than originally thought – it has a self-portrait of the artist on the other side of the canvas.

A self-portrait by Vincent van Gogh was recently uncovered at the National Galleries of Scotland. It's been hidden for over a century on the back of a painting called "Head Of A Peasant Woman." ...

According to naval records, Paul Gauguin’s eyes were brown. In early self-portraits, the French artist painted himself with a ...

Rembrandt van Rijn produced the largest number of self ... with no known or meaningful tracks of him whatever. Some biographers, therefore, have tried to interpret features of the self-portraits ...