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Paul Gauguin’s last self-portrait is authentic, Kunstmuseum Basel confirms, but technical analysis reveals post-mortem retouching on the artist's face.
Art historian Andrew Graham-Dixon reveals a new theory about Johannes Vermeer, suggesting his art, including "Girl with the Pearl Earring," carried religious meanings for a hidden Protestant group.
A new video series by James Payne explores Raphael's 'The School of Athens', a Renaissance fresco in the Vatican. It details the painting's location, its representation of philosophy, and Raphael's ef
A new theory from art historian Andrew Graham-Dixon suggests Vermeer's famous 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' may be Magdalena van Ruijven, his patron's daughter.
A new Brooklyn Museum exhibition reveals how Claude Monet's 1908 trip to Venice revitalized his art, leading to 37 unique paintings and directly influencing his famous 'Water Lilies' series.
London's art scene is vibrant with new exhibitions, including Máret Ánne Sara at Tate Modern, Peter Doig at Serpentine, and Ed Ruscha at Gagosian. Restored Hogarth murals are also now open to the publ
Leila’s Hair Museum’s collection of human hair art, including century-old wreaths, is being distributed to museums nationwide following the founder’s death. Over 3,000 pieces will find new homes.
A new play, "Lee," at London's Park Theatre examines the life of artist Lee Krasner, her complex relationship with Jackson Pollock, and her struggle for recognition.
Leitz Photographica Auction is holding a special 'Motion' sale to celebrate 100 years of the Leica I camera, featuring 120 works from iconic photographers.
John Singer Sargent's Gilded Age portraits are gaining renewed interest, offering a window into the era's high society. His controversial "Madame X" painting led him to relocate his career to England
The Royal Academy of Arts in London is hosting "The Histories," a major exhibition of American painter Kerry James Marshall's work. Featuring 70 canvases, the show explores Black history and art histo
Tate Britain will host the UK's largest Lee Miller photography retrospective, showcasing her journey from model to surrealist artist and war correspondent. The exhibition features 250 prints, includin
