French painter Nicolas François Octave Tassaert, known as Octave Tassaert, was born on December 23, 1800, in Paris. He came from a family of artists: his grandfather ... and produced erotic ...

Whether you admire the emotional canvases of the Italian Renaissance or get curious about contemporary art installations, art ...

Printed in Erker Press, Saint Gall (Suisse) Excellent condition, tiny defect on the upper edge Original lithograph (2 color passages). The edition has two versions, the first on vellum was included in ...

Jane Callister’s project, which she began two years ago with a Faculty Research Grant, dives into film history and blends it ...

A collection of lithographs signed by the surrealist that were found in a London garage have quadrupled their presale ...

The styles range from cubism to outright abstraction and vary in media with a focus on the lithograph. The exhibit also explores other themes of mass production and the creation of art. To demonstrate ...

As the museum’s new building nears completion, shadowed by controversy, artists respond with new commissions. By Hilarie M. Sheets This fall, work by a trio of Black portraitists, Mickalene ...

Six of the objects had been stolen in northern India in the 1800s and another, a ceremonial sword from around the 14th century, was bought illegally after it was stolen from its owners ...

Located in the heart of Saint Germain, the design honors the neighborhood with lithographs, antiques, and art sourced from local stores. There are plush jewel-hued furnishings, cozy fireplaces ...

Our curation of world's most extravagant getaways – from over-the-top villas to exclusive vacation itineraries, sublime suite ...

Munger was one of 1,800 students from three West Michigan schools ... The annual international art competition kicked off Sept. 13 and ends Sept. 28. Artist Kelly Dentler created the exhibit ...

The problem visitors to Paris have is there is just too much to do, from its world-class museums to utterly staggering art galleries ... arch began in the early 1800s to celebrate the military ...