The idea for a naked nocturne at the Delvaux exhibition comes from Blootgewone Eva’s en Adams (Bltgwn). The exhibition builder Tempora, responsible for the concept and development of "Paul Delvaux and ...

The group of 45 early works made during the period 1969–82 will feature paintings, watercolours, artist books, photos and woodcuts, rarely displayed in the UK before. The exhibition will also include ...

Bochner was a pioneering figure in 20th-century American art who used language and mathematics to challenge conventional artmaking techniques and the systems that structure our world. He was 84 years ...

Recent studies now suggest the wall dates back about 300 years earlier than past estimates, reaching as far back as the Western Zhou Dynasty (1046–771 BCE). This stunning discovery, found in the ...

The work selected for the first year is Monet's The Petit Bras of the Seine at Argenteuil (1872), a work which has left the Gallery only once in the last 20 years. Monet depicts a tranquil scene of a ...

The federal court of justice in Karlsruhe sided with the judgment of a lower court, ruling that Birkenstock’s sandals could not be considered “copyrighted works of applied art”. The court added: “For ...

Born Franz Friedrich Grünbaum in April 1880, Fritz Grünbaum was a celebrated cabaret performer, writer, actor and outspoken opponent of Nazism, active in Vienna during the early twentieth century. He ...

In many ways, eyewear as an accessory has transcended its functional purposes. Designers and users alike are exploring new ways that these accessories can be perceived and utilized. In the book ...

The Rosing Collection includes over 8,000 original black and white photographs of English architecture, landscapes and maritime history from the mid-1800s to the early 1900s, when England was ...

A woman of intellect and discerning taste, Campbell served in the top-secret Y-Service at Bletchley Park during the Second World War before leading a dynamic life in Edinburgh and London, and working ...

A bronze by French sculptor Camille Claudel thought to evoke her separation with fellow artist and lover Auguste Rodin was auctioned off in Orleans, France, Sunday for more than $3 million. Claudel, ...

Investigators began their inquiry after identifying suspicious artworks falsely attributed to renowned artists such as Paul-Émile Pissarro, Jean Cocteau, Dora Maar and members of the Macchiaioli ...