The Most Valuable Western American Art Auction in History
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The Most Valuable Western American Art Auction in History

‘Visions of the West: The William I. Koch Collection’ will be on auction through Christie’s on Jan. 20.
Vittoria Colonna’s Sonnet 45: Imperfectly Captured, Perfectly Inspired
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Vittoria Colonna’s Sonnet 45: Imperfectly Captured, Perfectly Inspired

Sacred and high art can sometimes feel distant or underwhelming to modern viewers. Perhaps their limitations are intentional.
NTD Art Contest Finalists Paint Joy, Hope, and Tradition
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NTD Art Contest Finalists Paint Joy, Hope, and Tradition

The ‘7th NTD International Figure Painting Competition Finalists’ Exhibition’ opens on Jan. 20 at the Salmagundi Club in New York City.
Visions of Shakespeare’s Miranda
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Visions of Shakespeare’s Miranda

John William Waterhouse emotive canvases illustrate the feminine mystery of Shakespeare’s heroine in ‘The Tempest.’
Revealing Michelangelo’s True Colors
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Revealing Michelangelo’s True Colors

The restoration work on the Sistine Chapel, revealed not only hidden hues about the frescoes but also about the man behind the masterpiece.

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The Most Valuable Western American Art Auction in History

The Most Valuable Western American Art Auction in History

‘Visions of the West: The William I. Koch Collection’ will be on auction through Christie’s on Jan. 20.
Vittoria Colonna’s Sonnet 45: Imperfectly Captured, Perfectly Inspired

Vittoria Colonna’s Sonnet 45: Imperfectly Captured, Perfectly Inspired

Sacred and high art can sometimes feel distant or underwhelming to modern viewers. Perhaps their limitations are intentional.
NTD Art Contest Finalists Paint Joy, Hope, and Tradition

NTD Art Contest Finalists Paint Joy, Hope, and Tradition

The ‘7th NTD International Figure Painting Competition Finalists’ Exhibition’ opens on Jan. 20 at the Salmagundi Club in New York City.
Visions of Shakespeare’s Miranda

Visions of Shakespeare’s Miranda

John William Waterhouse emotive canvases illustrate the feminine mystery of Shakespeare’s heroine in ‘The Tempest.’
Revealing Michelangelo’s True Colors

Revealing Michelangelo’s True Colors

The restoration work on the Sistine Chapel, revealed not only hidden hues about the frescoes but also about the man behind the masterpiece.
At the Canyon’s Edge: The Kolb Brothers and the Invention of ‘Seeing’ the Grand Canyon

At the Canyon’s Edge: The Kolb Brothers and the Invention of ‘Seeing’ the Grand Canyon

Thanks to photography and the budding medium of film, two brothers transformed the Grand Canyon from a forgotten wasteland into a tourist destination.
Renaissance Fashion Reimagined on the Runway

Renaissance Fashion Reimagined on the Runway

‘Renaissance to Runway: The Enduring Italian Houses’ at the Cleveland Museum of Art weaves contemporary Italian fashion with 15th- to 17th-century art.
Remington’s Most Celebrated Work

Remington’s Most Celebrated Work

‘Off the Range (Coming Through the Rye)’ is Remington’s most complex and daring sculptural group.
Rembrandt’s Rare Lion to Roar at Auction

Rembrandt’s Rare Lion to Roar at Auction

On Feb. 4, 2026, Sotheby’s will auction ‘Young Lion Resting,’ Rembrandt’s only animal drawing in private hands.
The People’s Art: The White House Collection

The People’s Art: The White House Collection

The national shrine has become an evolving testament to patriotism and preservation.
The Most Valuable Western American Art Auction in History

The Most Valuable Western American Art Auction in History

‘Visions of the West: The William I. Koch Collection’ will be on auction through Christie’s on Jan. 20.
Vittoria Colonna’s Sonnet 45: Imperfectly Captured, Perfectly Inspired

Vittoria Colonna’s Sonnet 45: Imperfectly Captured, Perfectly Inspired

Sacred and high art can sometimes feel distant or underwhelming to modern viewers. Perhaps their limitations are intentional.
NTD Art Contest Finalists Paint Joy, Hope, and Tradition

NTD Art Contest Finalists Paint Joy, Hope, and Tradition

The ‘7th NTD International Figure Painting Competition Finalists’ Exhibition’ opens on Jan. 20 at the Salmagundi Club in New York City.
Visions of Shakespeare’s Miranda

Visions of Shakespeare’s Miranda

John William Waterhouse emotive canvases illustrate the feminine mystery of Shakespeare’s heroine in ‘The Tempest.’
Revealing Michelangelo’s True Colors

Revealing Michelangelo’s True Colors

The restoration work on the Sistine Chapel, revealed not only hidden hues about the frescoes but also about the man behind the masterpiece.
At the Canyon’s Edge: The Kolb Brothers and the Invention of ‘Seeing’ the Grand Canyon

At the Canyon’s Edge: The Kolb Brothers and the Invention of ‘Seeing’ the Grand Canyon

Thanks to photography and the budding medium of film, two brothers transformed the Grand Canyon from a forgotten wasteland into a tourist destination.
Renaissance Fashion Reimagined on the Runway

Renaissance Fashion Reimagined on the Runway

‘Renaissance to Runway: The Enduring Italian Houses’ at the Cleveland Museum of Art weaves contemporary Italian fashion with 15th- to 17th-century art.
Remington’s Most Celebrated Work

Remington’s Most Celebrated Work

‘Off the Range (Coming Through the Rye)’ is Remington’s most complex and daring sculptural group.
Rembrandt’s Rare Lion to Roar at Auction

Rembrandt’s Rare Lion to Roar at Auction

On Feb. 4, 2026, Sotheby’s will auction ‘Young Lion Resting,’ Rembrandt’s only animal drawing in private hands.
The People’s Art: The White House Collection

The People’s Art: The White House Collection

The national shrine has become an evolving testament to patriotism and preservation.