For her presence on at least two occasions wherein government cash assistance was being distributed, Batangas Rep. Jinky Luistro may be barred from seeking reelection, in what could be the first ...

The backstory: LMI Group International, a data science art research firm based in New York, said that it has authenticated the painting "Elimar" as a work of the iconic Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh.

On the contrary, “Elimar” is the signature of Henning Elimar, who signed many of his works and landscapes with his surname, with the same capital letters as in the painting proposed as a Van Gogh by ...

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 was aware of the museum's declaration and included it in its 2025 report on "Elimar." Note: The above video first aired on Jan 29, 2025. More from CBS News.

Did Vincent van Gogh paint a portrait that sold for less than $50 at a Minnesota garage sale? It depends who you ask. The painting, called "Elimar" – a reference to a word scrawled in its bottom ...

The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam determined that "Elimar," the oil on canvas depicting a fisherman smoking a pipe, painted around 1889, was not an original piece of work by the Dutch painter.

The 'Elimar' bears resemblance to a portrait of a fisherman, Neils Gaihede, by a Danish painter named Michael Ancher, according to the group's detailed report. ...

There’s no signature—only the word “Elimar” in block lettering. LMI researchers compared the letters in the Elimar inscription to those in van Gogh’s Still Life With Bible (1885) and found ...

“Elimar,” circa 1889, depicts a haggard-looking fisherman with a pipe in his mouth, standing in front of the sea. LMI Group International, a New York-based art-research group, ...

An Elimar painting signed “Elimar” could actually be by Elimar? That certainly sounds more plausible. So connoisseurs are not helping out the owners of the former flea-market painting.