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A key Pierre-Auguste Renoir painting, "The Henriot Family," returns to the Barnes Foundation after extensive conservation, restoring its original vibrant colors.
New non-invasive scanning technology uses advanced imaging to authenticate artworks, revealing hidden details, detecting forgeries, and aiding conservation without damage.
New research at the National Gallery of Art suggests Johannes Vermeer's 'Girl with a Red Hat' may hide an earlier male portrait beneath its surface, potentially revealing an unknown early work.
Scientists identified a rare, discontinued blue pigment, manganese blue, in Jackson Pollock's 1948 painting "Number 1A." This is Pollock's first confirmed use of the pigment, now off-limits due to env
