An enigmatic 16th-century altarpiece joins the National Gallery, London collection.

Nineteen life-like botanical sculptures are installed throughout the Frick’s galleries to celebrate the museum’s grand re-opening.

Queen Nefertiti became a sensational icon after the early 20th-century discovery of her sculpted portrait.

Every year, artists and art lovers alike are drawn to the Portrait Society of America’s ‘The Art of the Portrait' Conference for fun, beauty, and inspiration.

Visitors can now tour the refurbished second-floor gallery, curated with antique furniture, textiles, and artistic masterpieces.

The influential words of George Mason informed the Bill of Rights. His home, Gunston Hall, is indicative of the Georgian style of architecture.

Stockholm Cathedral’s ‘St. George and the Dragon’ oak sculpture depicts the eternal battle of good and evil.

Despite threats from the Chinese communist regime, Shen Yun Performing Arts shines on the world’s stage.

The musical art form presents not just an auditory experience but a visual one as well.

His new web show, ‘People You Should Know,’ celebrates those improving their communities across the United States.

Vince Vaughn and four fantastic ladies get top billing, but Italian cuisine is the real star.

In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ the focus is on a historic home that became a gathering place for artists.

These much-lauded action movies consist of more than intrigue, shootouts, and chase scenes.

What is most precious may be lurking just beneath the surface—if we look hard enough.

In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a creative Pennsylvania home blending Gothic, medieval, and Byzantine styles.

In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit one of the few preserved fortified medieval castles.

Timeless lessons on virtue and etiquette are best learned from teachers who raise the bar for their students.

When national identity fractures and ideologies rise, historical nuance gets lost in the rubble.

The international competition inspires positivity and preserves tradition.

An uplifting oil painting competition that celebrates the best of humanity and its traditions opens for entrants.

‘Holy Grace’ is the commissioned composition arranged specially for the 7th NTD International Piano Competition.

Though they are now both categorized as Romantic-era composers, these men created music that couldn’t have been more different.

How a church singing technique influenced a uniquely American subgenre.

The country singer honors the past with his upcoming album release.

The classic ballad is one of many hits available to producers as they honor Lynn’s life and artistic legacy.

A vintage book written by singing cowboy Jules Verne Allen reveals the journeys of America’s horsemen.

The great buildup in Puccini’s arias anticipate something from deep within to spring forth.

One of country music’s happiest tunes delivers a timeless message on the importance of celebrating life.

In ‘This Week in History,’ a memorable cast of characters and horses coordinated to secure victory at Louisville’s now world-famous racing venue.

The mysterious disappearance of the female flying phenomenon has perplexed aviation lovers and the public for decades.

The gregarious, intelligent, and oft-controversial Gouverneur Morris wrote some of the best-remembered parts of the Constitution of the United States.

Stephen W. Sears’s nonfiction book about the battle of Gettysburg discloses substantial research on the Civil War.

In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,” we visit a white house and a lighthouse in Key West, Florida.

In this latest installment of ‘When Character Counted,’ we meet the man whose ultimate sacrifice inspired a cause and an army.

When Lt. Col. Hambleton parachuted down into enemy territory, the military did what they could to bring him back to safety.

‘Joan of Arc’s Army’ provides a brief, yet detailed and informative study of the French side during the Hundred Years’ War.

In this tale from the mid-19th century, it turns out that a long-sought talisman of contentment was actually close at hand.