A local art historian, in his review, compared Schjerfbeck to Titian, Frans Hals, Rembrandt, and Beethoven. Notice the ...

The curator said that in her paintings, longing takes on color, line, and texture; it manifests through glance and gesture, ...

When we take the time to be present and curious, we allow for more complex aesthetic and emotional responses to emerge.

With a celebrated local history of over 40 years, most recently on Hi Line Drive in the Design District and before that in ...

In Wajima, Japan, where hundreds of homes and studios were destroyed, master-class artisans are struggling to keep lacquer ...

The Frist Art Museum will present THE IMPRESSIONIST REVOLUTION: MONET TO MATISSE, a major exhibition from the Dallas Museum ...

The Architectural Foundation of Santa Barbara (AFSB) will present People and Places by Santa Barbara Printmakers (SBP), an ...

Running to March 29, features 76 works from the world's largest private collection Dutch Golden Age art, and includes names ...

Vincent van Gogh was more than a troubled artist. His unique style revolutionized modern art. Van Gogh's bold brushwork and ...

In 1901, the Bernheim-Jeune brothers were the preeminent dealers of impressionist art in Paris. They decided to organize a ...

Camille Pissarro wasn’t the flashiest of the Impressionists. He wasn’t the most commercially or critically successful, not like Monet or Manet, Renoir, or Cezanne. He wasn’t a womanizer like Gauguin ...

Known as the father of the Impressionist movement, Camille Pissarro was an early pioneer of the style and a mentor to those who came after him, including Claude Monet and Paul Cézanne. But despite his ...