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A century ago, Tate borrowed five Van Goghs to inaugurate its new “modern foreign” galleries

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Lent by British private collectors, the Van Goghs subsequently went abroad—except for a fake, which is now in a castle in Wales
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A century ago, Tate borrowed five Van Goghs to inaugurate its new “modern foreign” galleries

Lent by British private collectors, the Van Goghs subsequently went abroad—except for a fake, which is now in a castle in Wales

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theartnewspaper.com broke the news on Friday, May 29, 2026.
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