Art connoisseurs and fans of Vincent van Gogh’s work were really pleased with today’s news. The National Gallery of Scotland has announced an incredible find: museum workers have discovered a previously unknown work by a post-impressionist artist.
Vincent van Gogh “hid” his self-portrait behind the painting “Portrait of a Peasant Woman in a White Hat”. This secret was kept for 137 years.
On the eve of the new exhibition, Francis Fowl, professor at the National Gallery of Scotland, presented a work that museum staff found by sheer accident while X-raying the painting: “We are delighted to share this exciting discovery with you. ”
Experts suggest that this painting refers to one of Vincent van Gogh’s early works, in which he began practicing self-portraits.
Source: People Talk
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