Vermeer: A Life Lost and Found — portrait of an artist who fled the scene

Andrew Graham-Dixon creates a rich sense of the worlds Vermeer inhabited — but his speculations about the art are a stretch ...
Artnet

Did Vermeer Trace His Golden Age Masterpieces? An Artist Puts the Theory to the Test

Leaving behind just 36 exquisite, immaculately lit paintings, Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer has captivated art lovers for generations. Now, author Jane Jelley may have uncovered the artist’s secrets.
Forbes

The Art Show Of The Year: Vermeer Masterpieces Together For The First Time At Paris Louvre

This remarkable exhibition is a unique chance to see together in one location 12 of Johannes Vermeer’s most precious paintings - about one-third of the entire surviving body of his work - alongside ...
The New York Times

Up Late With Vermeer, as a Blockbuster Comes to an End

At two extended viewings this past weekend, some of the last visitors saw the show at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam that many wanted to experience, but only a lucky 650,000 people could. Credit...Ilvy ...
NPR

Art researchers discover one of Dutch artist Vermeer's paintings is not actually his

Praised for being a lone genius, Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer is now believed to have had an associate — possibly an assistant or a student — who painted one of his most iconic works. The discovery ...
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‘Vermeer’s Love Letters’ Review: Reading Between the Lines at the Frick Collection

Currently ensconced in the Frick Collection’s new Ronald S. Lauder Exhibition Galleries, “Vermeer’s Love Letters” is an intimate installation of three staggeringly beautiful works by the Dutch artist ...
Wall Street Journal

‘Closer to Vermeer’ Review: A Painter’s Mysteries

Secreted away beneath layers of paint in Johannes Vermeer’s “A Maid Asleep” (ca. 1657) sits a faceless man. The figure, now buried by rich, dark pigments in the top-right corner, was first detected in ...