they paint a picture of van gogh's last three years.ith a t-shirt to prove it, this fan has traveled from the u.s. to visit all the places the painter lived. >> full immersion in the experience of the brushstroke, the colors, and the music is perfect. ♪ reporter: she designed his exhibition is a walking journey, open to all ages, and mature or expert. ur or expert. >> in a museum you cannot test the canvases. here, it allows you to touch them and even to give the movement like this. that is what is interesting. reporter: some choose to sit on the floor to appreciate the works. the experience that comes with them. there were no commentaries or subtitles, only music by the likes of bach, mozart. each projection last 27 minutes. visitors are free to drift between them at their own pace. >> it is emotional. i feel the emotion in my body. it makes you feel small. >> it is incredible when you first come in. moveimes on the paintings you almost feel like you are inside them. beinger: multiple screens certain elements can be isolated. here the

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. >> when you steal rembrandt and van gogh, it's international heritage.rd and hopes to get it back but when we asked them about rembrandt leads, they told us, they're not new. we covered them years ago. >> your leads are skeptical. the museum calls them dead end. >> we'll see if it's a dead end. >> reporter: nav fating this understo underworld requires patience, good luck, and a fair share of i have bravado. >> it's about something more than that. >> it's the fame. if you solve these after 27 years, what more can you do. >> reporter: it's an irresistible challenge if whatever so far has been an unsolvable mystery. for "cbs this morning," i'm skt doan in the netherlands. >> i see nothing wrong with a little reward money too. very niece. >> one of the great mysteries in our -- i mean in one of the great museums. >> your favorite apparently. >> i always love it. it's part of the drama, seeing the missing paintings, the frames up there. >> now when you go back, you'll have something more to look at. >> maybe so. >> you can find podcast originals on apple's it