A garage sale in Minnesota took a wild turn when someone bought an old painting for just $50. The artwork showed a ...

The LMI Group said earlier this year it believed a painting bought for $50 at a garage sale in Minnesonka was an 1889 Van Gogh masterpiece titled "Elimar." The firm bought the painting and ...

LMI bought "Elimar" from an antiques collector for an undisclosed amount in 2019, The Wall Street Journal reported. The 400-plus page report the group released earlier this year claims the ...

“Elimar,” an 1889 artwork thought to have been painted by Vincent van Gogh, was not credited to the painter after analysis by the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. LMI Group International, Inc.

LMI Group believes the artwork was created circa 1889 and is worth a staggering $15 million. But the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam - which possesses the world's largest collection of his work ...

New York-based LMI Group International purchased the work in 2019 and launched a full-scale investigation to prove its authenticity. Their findings, compiled in a 458-page report, valued the ...

LMI’s website still bears the headline: “ Elimar Returns: A Newly Identified Work by Vincent van Gogh. Read the entire report establishing the authorship of this painting by Vincent van Gogh.” ...

LMI Group declared in January that the painting, “Elimar,” was created by van Gogh in 1889, releasing a 458-page report that points to factors like canvas weave and the DNA from a hair found ...

On Jan. 28, LMI Group claimed it had proven the painting is a genuine work by Vincent Van Gogh, painted by the Dutch master in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France, in 1889, and is worth at least $15 ...

The New York-based LMI Group claims the $50 portrait is a previously unknown work by the Dutch master, perhaps now worth $15m, but the Van Gogh Museum rejects it Martin Bailey 7 February 2025 Share ...