Yet the New York-based LMI Group claims that this portrait, titled Elimar, is by no other than Van Gogh. Press reports have valued it at over $15m. But could this unsigned picture, lacking any ...

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The controversy surrounding a possible Van Gogh bought for less than $50 at a garage sale in Minnesota is heating up as more experts and art lovers weigh in, offering a possible alternative ...

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Experts with New York-based LMI Group, an art research firm, believe the Dutch artist painted the portrait during his stay at a psychiatric hospital in the south of France in 1889. It was spotted ...

Elimar could also prove to be a lucrative windfall for LMI Group International, the New York-based art-research firm that bought the work from the anonymous antiques collector for an undisclosed ...

The New York-based art research company, LMI International, has bought and analyzed another painting in a bid to prove its doubters wrong.

At a quiet garage sale in Minnetonka, Minnesota, a casual purchase turned into an extraordinary revelation. In 2016, an antique collector picked up a painting for just $50 (roughly Rs 4,300 ...

Art historians have allegedly found a long-lost Vincent van Gogh painting, reportedly unearthed at a garage sale about nine years ago in Minnetonka.