A new exhibition documents American photography's first 70 years, exploring the US during a period of immense social, ...

Since the Japanese anime boom of the past few decades, Akihabara has been a refuge for the otaku — someone who would “go ...

This spring, the art world turns its gaze on London, where one of the most significant rediscoveries in recent Orientalist ...

It’s arguably the best-known photo by H.H. Bennett, the 19th century photographer and historian who helped put Wisconsin Dells on the map. After losing three fingers on his right hand in the ...

National Anthropological Archives Red cloud started down the path of becoming the most photographed American Indian of the 19th century one spring morning in 1872, a few blocks from the White House.

In the late 19th century, a Scottish immigrant named Williamina ... Following the death in 1882 of Dr. Henry Draper, a pioneer of astronomical photography, his widow, Mary Anna Palmer Draper ...

He was arguably the most artistic American landscape photographer in the 19th century. In 1862, Oliver Wendell Holmes, the pre-eminent photography critic of the day, praised Watkins and wrote that ...

Until October 26, the McCord Stewart Museum present an eye-opening exhibition of local art titled Pounding the Pavement: ...

The mansion interiors were designed to evoke the 19th-century spaces of Heler's fictional ... olive oil mill and museum in Andalusia. The photography is courtesy of Starck.

Harvard’s Cooper Gallery casts a spotlight on the role of photography and film in shaping our cultural memory of slavery and the post-emancipation era, from the work of 19th century photographer ...