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.

The “chinoiserie” fad raged with the greatest force in France.