A centuries-old mystery surrounds Vermeer's painting, The Girl with a Pearl Earring. A fresh scientific perspective may now ...

The signature in Girl With a Pearl Earring was one of Vermeer’s largest, but that didn’t improve its value when it was last time on the market, at an auction in 1881.

Scientists have discovered the strange reason why 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' is so captivating, and it could explain the appeal of other great works of art like the Mona Lisa.

Vermeer's masterpiece 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' has inspired everything from books and plays to a film starring Scarlett Johansson.. But while it is widely regarded as one of the most ...

Herma van der Werf, 65 and from Zwolle, was visiting the Mauritshuis to see The Girl with a Pearl Earring when the study was launched on Wednesday. “I believe it,” she said.

Tracy Chevalier’s book The Girl with the Pearl Earring (1999) and the subsequent film (2003) made the picture even more famous. It is now undoubtedly the popular star of the Mauritshuis collection.

Johannes Vermeer's Girl With The Pearl Earring is one of the world's most popular paintings - and now scientists believe they know why, by measuring how the brain reacts when the work is viewed.

"Girl with a Pearl Earring" is a mysterious piece of work, displaying an imaginary subject. The painting was created by Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer and is the most famous of his artwork.

Last week, dynamo Dede Wilsey dazzled in her Harry Winston diamond earrings while entertaining patrons at the de Young Museum. But as this black-tie dinner up in the museum's Hamon Tower ...

Girl with a Pearl Earring artwork attacked at museum in The Hague. The 1665 masterpiece has not been damaged, the Dutch press says . Samuel Webb. Thursday 27 October 2022 18:57 BST ...

Johannes Vermeer’s iconic painting ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ is back on display at The Hague’s Mauritshuis museum after being targeted by anti-oil environmentalists in the Netherlands.

“Girl With a Pearl Earring” was at last returned to the walls of the Mauritshuis in September 1945, four months after the end of World War II, and by November it was joined by the museum’s ...