The Uffizi Gallery's digital show features 88 illustrations by 16th-century artist Federico Zuccari
A team of Spanish scholars spent two years assessing the small-scale depiction of Christ carrying the cross
"Advance Australia Fair" no longer calls a nation with a 65,000-year history "young and free"
The "milestone" acquisition includes works by the Gee's Bend quilters, Thornton Dial, Nellie Mae Rowe and James "Son Ford" Thomas
Opening on January 1, the Moynihan Train Hall features contemporary art and majestic architectural features
In this intimate scene from Genesis, the artist depicts the moment that Abraham’s wife Sarah learns she will bear a son
The newly restored carving is the oldest alabaster effigy of a priest discovered in the U.K. to date
The legislative body's year-end spending bill authorized the creation of two much-anticipated museums
Johns, whose efforts helped desegregate public schools, is set to represent Virginia in place of the Confederate general
Works on display in an Ohio exhibition highlight political art by marginalized people
The rock star's much-publicized vaccination inspired reluctant U.S. teens to get inoculated
You can now take a virtual tour of a "Harry Potter"–inspired exhibition exploring the origins of fantastical beings
Governor Ralph Northam's proposed budget for the coming fiscal year earmarks $11 million for the project
Set to open in New Orleans next year, the cultural institution will showcase stories spanning 300 years and 13 states
The ethereal snapshot, recorded by a drink can left in an observatory for almost a decade, may be the longest-exposure image ever taken
Authorities managed to recover the Yves Tanguy work—left behind by a businessman bound for Tel Aviv—before it was destroyed
The Tolkien Society has raised concerns about Project Northmoor, which is trying to raise $6 million by next March
Workers spent four months painstakingly dismantling the musical instrument, which is only set to sound again in 2024
The National Museum of Women in the Arts is asking the public to share recipes that document unique family histories
Officials previously thought that the Jacob Jordaens painting, which hung in a Brussels town hall for 60 years, was a copy
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