It’s not a large exhibition, but it’s a versatile one, covering medieval bookmaking technology and science, the social lives ...

I’m three days into my visit to Belgium’s gorgeous, chocolate-scented capital when I realise I’ve yet to see the Grand Place, ...

Boris Berezovsky, the Russian oligarch, was found hanged in his Sunningdale home in March 2013. Born to Ashkenazi Jewish parents, Berezovsky converted to Russian Orthodoxy in 1994. His leap of ...

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

A look behind Albania’s remarkable transformation, with tourists pouring in to enjoy its cheap sun and major architects ...

A new exhibition at the Toledo Museum of Art puts 17th-century artist phenom Rachel Ruysch back in the spotlight.

Architecture is inherently tied to its environment, demanding specificity rather than one-size-fits-all solutions. Yet in rapidly developing cities, the pressure for economic growth often leads to ...

A trap door in the Pompeian Room of the 16th-century Villa Farnesina in Rome revealed previously unknown frescoes by the painter Carlo Maratta and two students.Credit...Filippo Monteforte/Agence ...

The Queens County Farm Museum is once again turning into a tulip wonderland with a display of over 65,000 flowers in full ...

A cash crop colors vast fields, reflecting a “mania” that once gripped the 17th century Netherlands and now, in a gentler hold, the work team at Waterdrinker Farm. The annual Tulip Festival ...

16 (17) Francis M. Nauman and Beth Venn, eds., Making Mischief: Dada Invades New York (New York: Whitney Museum of American Art, 1996), p. 153 (18) Robert Rosenblum, 19th-Century Art (New York: Abrams ...