Mushrooms in 19th-century ... the hearts of Dutch masters and some artists today. Meow Wolf New York: The Santa Fe, N.M., company, which runs a psychedelic string of immersive art exhibits ...

A joyous reunion for art lovers at the Frick Collection’s gala offered a private viewing of iconic works from the 14th ...

The collection has been carefully put together over many years by an important European private collector. It represents some of the most prominent artists of the Dutch Romantic era who came to define ...

It is part of a three-year floor-to-ceiling restoration project for the Dutch Room, which was home to six of the 13 works of art that were stolen. "These two larger frames are 19th Century ...

“Country, City and Sea: Dutch Romantic and Hague School Paintings from the Beekhuis Gift,” is an exhibition of 50 works that highlight the techniques of distinguished 19th-century artists ...

Architects Cristi and Mark Pledger turned to centuries-old building traditions to create a forever home for empty-nesters in ...

“Pastoral on Paper” at The Clark explores the beauty of lush natural landscapes ... to present day with a textile collection, 19th-century paintings and contemporary works by the late ...

South Yorkshire’s only Grade I-listed landscape ... The display of top-quality paintings, objects and books was choreographed ...

Winter landscapes ... 19th century. Some winter landscapes might, at first glance, seem like innocuous snow scenes—but they turn out to be connected to more sobering events. Manet’s 1870 ...

The only structure is a 19th-century monolith that shares inscriptions in two languages, a symbol of peace between the two nations.

Marjorie Merriweather Post, heiress to the Post cereal fortune, was known as America's wealthiest woman when she purchased ...