Possible picture Vincent van Goggh found in the sale of garage in Minnesota sold for $ 50
Experts from New York’s Art Data Science Science believe a long -lost piece Vincent van Gogh She was sold at the sale of a garage in Minnesota and recently published a report on her investigation.
In the January 28 edition, LMI Group International announced the post of 450 pages on the picture called “Emcomar”, which he believes is a Van Gogh original.
The picture was purchased at the sale of a minnesota garage for $ 50 in 2016, and according to Wall Street JournalIt could be worth as much as $ 15 million.
Experts believe that the painting was done while the artist was a patient of Saint-Paul Saint-Rémy-de-De-Provence Saint-Paul between May 1889 and May 1890, he was found with the “Emcorara” on the front of the canvas.
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Experts may have identified long -lost painting, right, Vincent Van Gogh. (Getty Images/Fox 9/LMI Group)
The report describes the work, which measures 45.7 to 41.9 centimeters, as “emotionally rich, deeply personal work created during the final and tumultuous chapter of Van Gogh’s life.”
“In this portrait, Van Gog again looks back as an elderly, wiser man portrayed in a serene sky with pruning knives and smooth spacious water, evoking the lifelong interest Van Gogh with life at sea,” the statement said.
The portrait shows a gloomy man with a pipe in his mouth and a fur hat standing near the ocean. The picture has “the same three -quarters of all four Van Gogh self -portraits painted in 1889,” the report said.
“Elimar” contains stylishly different elements that appear through Van Gogh’s oeuvre, including characteristic traces under the eyes, marking on the corner of the mouth, eyelashes, “eye white” often in blue or green, expressed line for the nasal line, short short short A short that describes the tragus and a spiral, and the cuff color started from the sleeve, “the statement said.
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“Elimer” shows a gloomy man near the sea. (Fox 9/LMI Group)
Analysts also found that a series of red hair was partially built into the angle of the image, and scientists confirmed that it belonged to a male. The picture also had an end of eggs, which is known to have used Van Gogh.
In spite of stylish similarities, Van Gogh Museum He denied the connection of the painting with the famous Dutch artist. In February 2019, LMI Group received this statement from the Museum: “We carefully examined the material you provided to us and considered the opinion, based on stylish features, that your work … cannot be attributed to Vincent Van Gogh.”
In a statement, LMI group LMI group president M. Shindell said his organization took a “approach based on data” to check the origin of the image and that “it is a new standard of confidence to discover unknown or forgotten works of important artists.”
The image of Vincent Van Gogh, “Self -Stremoned with a Slaram Hat”, is shown in “Vincent van Gogh: The Drawings” during a printing examination at the Metropolitan Museum of Arts in New York 2005. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)
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“By integrating science and technology with traditional knowledge tools, historical context, formal analysis and research of origin, we aim and expand and adjust the resources available for authentication of artwork on the basis of unique properties of work under our care,” said Shindell.
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