For the first time in 250 years, a sequence of Duccio’s famed altarpiece is on display at the Met’s ‘Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300–1350.’

The Early Christian chapel houses holy relics and rare artworks collected by Roman popes.

The Clark Art Institute is exhibiting paintings from the forgotten French Neoclassical painter Guillaume Lethière until October 2024.

In an Interview with painter Shao-Han Tsai, he talks about his panel in the triptych “The Infinite Grace of Buddha.”

The award-winning Israeli artist is both a painter and educator of New York’s Goshen Art Academy.

The beautifully curated exhibition features women artists of the pre-modern era, illuminating their contributions to art across a broad spectrum of media.

Primarily recognized for her grand historical paintings, Angelica Kauffmann was one of 18th-century Europe’s most prolific portraitists.

A young lady portraitist captures the young Massimiliano Stampa II (the third marquess) of Soncino, a small city in northern Italy.

French Academy painter Gérôme was captivated by the visual culture of antiquity, which he meticulously researched and re-created in his historical paintings.

At the tail end of sculptor Daniel Chester French’s long career came his most important commission: the Lincoln Memorial.