Two previously unseen paintings by Vincent van Gogh and Paul Cézanne have surfaced after half a century of obscurity, marking a rare highlight of Sotheby’s upcoming November auction season in New York. The works, which have not been publicly exhibited since the mid-20th century, are expected to draw significant attention from collectors and art historians alike. Their reemergence raises questions about provenance and the broader market for Impressionist masterpieces. The auction promises to feature other notable pieces, though these two stand out for their historical absence from view.
Van Gogh and Cézanne Works Unseen for 50 Years Lead Sotheby’s November Sales in New York Ocula
