The Dutch "old mistress" was renowned in her own lifetime. But since her death 275 years ago, her legacy has been largely ...

The Villa Farnesina, in Rome's Trastevere, is perhaps best known for its Raphael frescoes depicting Cupid and Psyche.

Glovinsky draws on poet Emily Dickinson and author May Sarton's love for plants, channeling literary reflections on communing ...

A climate in which science, art, and culture flourished in the Golden Age of Islam and the conditions that foretold the Age’s ...

When it comes to vibrant autumn colours, Australia is up there, with regions such as New England in NSW and Macedon Ranges in Victoria putting on spectacular shows. Explore the vivid landscapes ...

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In mail art, the canvas is a postcard or a piece of ... journalers such as Martina Calvi (“who started the junk journal renaissance”) and Kalli (“the junk journal queen of Chicago”).

Joanna Goncalez is a volunteer for Beyond BASIC and said the organization is breaking barriers through art. “Most of those individuals that have an intellectual disability, they will age out. And so, ...

The new identity for Saintly is Renaissance-inspired, with ornate typography, delicate tones and bare-bottomed cherubs. Universal Favourite has rebranded Saintly, previously named FOHM, in a complete ...

The good news: There are still lovely flowers gracing all sorts of gardens, parks, and wild expanses across Southern California. The Theodore Payne Foundation for Wild Flowers & Native Plants ...

expansive white walls and adjacent open kitchen — all exemplars of the Hill Country modern aesthetic — are virtually invisible under what Hale describes as the “Spanish Renaissance with a ...

Applications will be considered from students who will focus/are focusing their studies on European and British painting of the Renaissance and Baroque periods (c. 1400–1700). -Payment towards the ...