Painting
Online Portal Reveals Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s Creative Process
The project’s launch coincides with a blockbuster Vienna retrospective celebrating the 450th anniversary of the Flemish old master's death
Step Into Claude Monet’s World With This Immersive VR Exploration of ‘Water Lilies’
New VR experience whisks participants from Paris museum to Impressionist's Giverny garden and studio
Exhibition Re-Examines Modernism’s Black Models
Curator Denise Murrell looks at the unheralded black women featured in some of art history’s masterpieces
Art Institute of Chicago Now Offers Open Access to 44,313 Images (and Counting)
Now you can view the museum’s masterpieces without taking a flight to Chicago
You'll Be Able to Watch Rembrandt’s Most Ambitious Work Be Restored In-Person—or Online
Experts at the Rijksmuseum estimate the process of conserving “The Night Watch” is expected to take several years
From Obscurity, Hilma af Klint Is Finally Being Recognized as a Pioneer of Abstract Art
Before the modernists, the Swedish painter's monumental canvases featured free-wheeling swirls, mysterious symbols, pastel palette
Delacroix, the Visionary Romantic Artist, Gets First Major North American Retrospective
A new exhibition at the Met features nearly 150 of Delacroix’s paintings, drawings and prints
Was Mona Lisa's Enigmatic Smile Caused by a Thyroid Condition?
Doctor theorizes that the sitter's lank hair, weak smile and yellowing skin point to post-pregnancy hypothyroidism
Madrid’s Prado Museum Will Spotlight Pioneering Duo of Female Renaissance Artists
Lavinia Fontana is widely considered the first professional female artist, while Sofonisba Anguissola served as Philip II of Spain’s court painter
'Baroque's Leading Lady' Artist Michaelina Wautier Finally Gets Retrospective
The 17th-century painter mastered an array of genres at a time when most female artists were consigned to painting flowers
Swiss Institute Reimagines Duchamp’s Readymades for the Modern World
The exhibition asks visitors to revisit the objects in their daily life that are often taken for granted
Did This Couple Steal a $160 Million de Kooning?
The Thanksgiving snapshot places Jerry and Rita Alter in Tucson, Arizona, just a day before the 1985 heist
Historian Asserts That Leonardo’s Assistant Painted Majority of 'Salvator Mundi'
The Oxford research fellow names Bernardino Luini as main artist, believes da Vinci only painted between five to 20 percent of the painting
Have Researchers Unraveled the Six-Decade Mystery of a Kansas Museum Portrait?
The team believes it has identified the rightful artist behind ‘Mrs. Thomas Pelham,’ a nearly life-size portrait depicting an 18th-century aristocrat
Where to See the Best Mural Festivals Around the World
Every year, cities across the globe bring in artists to transform buildings
Why Gala Dalí—Muse, Model and Artist—Was More Than Just Salvador’s Wife
Barcelona exhibition draws on 315 artifacts to unravel the myths behind central surrealist figure
Art Dealer Discovers Six Alleged Willem de Kooning Paintings in New Jersey Storage Locker
Boxes labeled with artist's name were found among the 200 abandoned works
Rare Landscape Attributed to Lucian Freud Discovered Underneath Another Work
Freud's friend, the little-known artist Tom Wright appears to have recycled a canvas that was left unfinished by the famed portraitist
Is This Painted Tile Da Vinci’s Earliest Known Work?
Two Italian scholars believe the tile was painted by the Renaissance master in 1471, but other experts are not convinced
Why Artists Have so Much Trouble Painting Lightning
A new study compares painted versus photographed depictions of lightning bolts' offshooting branches
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