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.
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.
Gustav Klimt was one of the pioneers of the Vienna Secession and created many paintings and drawings with women as his subjects.
Émile Bernard was a lesser-known French Post-Impressionist artist whose work was a great contribution to the late 19th-century Parisian art world.
The light and fluid structure of the Running Fence was, in a way, an antithesis to the concrete darkness of the Berlin Wall.
Van Gogh spent over two years in the south of France, capturing the character of the region through numerous paintings of cypresses and olive trees.
Do names such as Judy Chicago and Cindy Sherman ring a bell? Learn more about these fascinating American female artists of the 20th century.
Here are 10 fascinating facts you need to know about the famous American painter Edward Hopper.
