The rising Chinese artist Chen Fei recently opened his first institutional show at the Consortium Museum in Dijon ...

German artist Kiefer has paid tribute to Van Gogh throughout his career. When their work is viewed together, a rich ...

Five posters have been created for the Olympic Games (this time, all by women) and five for the Paralympic Games. The artists ...

Before his death, Paul Cézanne offered 100 of his paintings to the art museum in Aix-en-Provence, the city in southern France ...

The Russells and van Rhijns might not be in residence, but these historic homes are still fascinating—and you won’t have to ...

Swatch of Prussian blue oil paint. The new pigment led to a “blue fever” that swept Europe, with the color appearing in everything from clothes, to paintings, to wallpaper.

A permanent fixture of the museum, however, is Valencian painter Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida’s Vision of Spain, comprising 14 monumetal oil paintings commissioned by the Society in 1911.

Emily Baker believes that patterns can be transportive. The Cascais, Portugal–based artist paints immersive wallpaper motifs ...

Over time these react with negatively charged components of oil called fatty acids, which have been severed from the rest of the oil molecules by light, heat and humidity. This process, known as ...

The painting is being auctioned with an estimated value of £200,000-300,000 (approx. €237,500 to €356,000).

I took photos of the most famous painting in the world, with the worst lens I've ever used. Features. By Richard Sibley published 14 June 2025 Still, it makes for a nice lens cap.