A famous self-portrait by Vincent Van Gogh is on display outside of his home country for the first time since its restoration. In 2020, a yellow varnish was removed from the painting that had muted its original colours. Now the painting, along with 49 others by the Dutch painter, can be seen for a limited time in Rome in Palazzo Bonaparte, a 17th-century mansion once home to Napoleon’s mother. “We are trying… to tell Van Gogh’s story in its entirety, starting from the first works that he made in 1881. That’s when he decided that he wanted to be a painter, realised that that was his path and …