The Musée d'Orsay recently announced plans to dedicate a fall 2022 exhibition to the trailblazing French artist
Two rare copies of the 1843 greeting card, which depicts a child sipping from a glass of wine, are now up for auction
Riffing on the genre's long history, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's innovative works raise questions about black identity and representation
Created by a Russian engineer, the theremin has delighted and confounded audiences since 1920
A Christie's auction benefitting the Louvre offers a winning bidder the chance to attend the painting's annual inspection
In her latest book, Portland-based chef Jenn Louis catalogs more than 100 recipes from 64 countries
The images—heralded by researchers as "the Sistine Chapel of the ancients"—depict animals, humans and geometric patterns
A new exhibition at London's Dulwich Picture Gallery features more than 100 works documenting the natural world
Researchers used new DNA sequencing technology to examine the "bio-archives" of seven of the Renaissance master's sketches
The Munch masterpiece joins digitized art and artifacts from more than 15 countries in the "futureproof" Arctic World Archive
Theories regarding the 12-foot-tall metal structure's origins—and ultimate fate—abound
The four watercolor drawings and pencil portraits will be featured in an upcoming Sotheby's sale
Set to be installed in the prime minister's hometown of Grantham next year, the ten-foot-tall work has both supporters and detractors
Students at Rochester Institute of Technology used a self-developed UV imaging system to assess a 15th-century religious document
After six weeks of fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia agreed to cede control of territories in the contested region to Azerbaijan
Impressionist Frederick McCubbin painted "The Pioneer" (1904) over an earlier work titled "Found"
Much like "Salvator Mundi," the proposed da Vinci sketch is likely to attract intense scrutiny
The archives of harmonica player and close Dylan friend Tony Glover act as a "time capsule" of 20th-century music, says RR Auction
A new online exhibition revisits the fate of stolen or vanished paintings by the likes of van Gogh, Monet and Cézanne
The well-preserved sculpture, which dates to around 300 B.C., was once used as a street marker
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