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This 14th-century bejeweled crown is further proof of Medieval craftsmen’s advanced technical skills.

Happy Lunar New Year of the Fire Horse! The greatest Chinese horse portrait hides a pertinent warning.

Gilles Joubert’s writing desk is regarded as one of the best furniture pieces made for King Louis XV of France.

Analysis of two Riemenschneider sculptures of the Virgin Mary showcase the artist’s ability to capture detailed emotion.

This painting celebrates the hard-won virtues of the master craftsman and the happily married couple.

The winners of the 18th International Art Renewal Center Salon Competition are in.

From the Late Bronze Age to the Roaring 20s, these rings showcase the era’s changing style.

These iconic winter scenes span five centuries of art history.

Southern women contributed to Newcomb’s 20th-century success through their virtuosity, complex creative design, and technical mastery of pottery.

A new exhibit reveals how medieval cats left their mark on manuscripts, religion, and daily life—as pets, pest hunters, and symbols.

This 14th-century bejeweled crown is further proof of Medieval craftsmen’s advanced technical skills.

Happy Lunar New Year of the Fire Horse! The greatest Chinese horse portrait hides a pertinent warning.

Gilles Joubert’s writing desk is regarded as one of the best furniture pieces made for King Louis XV of France.

Analysis of two Riemenschneider sculptures of the Virgin Mary showcase the artist’s ability to capture detailed emotion.

This painting celebrates the hard-won virtues of the master craftsman and the happily married couple.

The winners of the 18th International Art Renewal Center Salon Competition are in.

From the Late Bronze Age to the Roaring 20s, these rings showcase the era’s changing style.

These iconic winter scenes span five centuries of art history.

Southern women contributed to Newcomb’s 20th-century success through their virtuosity, complex creative design, and technical mastery of pottery.

A new exhibit reveals how medieval cats left their mark on manuscripts, religion, and daily life—as pets, pest hunters, and symbols.