Vincent Van Gogh’s two years in the village of Montmartre shaped his style, while his work shaped the city itself. Discover Montmartre through Van Gogh’s art.
One of the most celebrated Renaissance tapestries is the Lady and the Unicorn housed at the Cluny Museum in Paris, France.
Miles away from Paris or Tahiti, young artists of the Russian Empire invented their own progressive art style based on the works of Paul Gauguin.
Famous artists from various periods have come under scrutiny over their controversial pasts. Should we separate them from their art? Can we even do that?
Why is Henry James known as the Master? Discover six of the novelist's greatest works, each laden with psychological complexity and tightly wrought prose.
Nineteen-seventies New York City was on the edge of bankruptcy, its neighborhoods and infrastructure disintegrating, but artists embraced this urban decay in their work.
The Grand Guignol prop masters built furniture, stocked animal body parts, and prepared buckets of fake blood to keep up with the performances.
Gustav Klimt was one of the pioneers of the Vienna Secession and created many paintings and drawings with women as his subjects.