Quintessentially Nordic
Together these images trace the final decades of the 19th century, a period of radical development in art of the Nordic countries.
Madame X and the Making of a Master
Discover how John Singer Sargent’s transformative decade in Paris shaped his daring style, culminating in the scandalous success of Madame X—now reunited with its preparatory works at the Met’s centenary exhibition.
Sargent, Whistler, and Venetian Glass
An exhibition that explores Americans’ engagement with Venice during the late 19th century, when anyone on the Grand Tour had to stop there.
Birds in the Spotlight
A total of 510 artists from around the world submitted 830 works for the three-person jury’s consideration, but in the end, only 114 artists will participate in this exhibition.
Finding an Audience: 19th-Century Drawings
Learn about an exhibition that highlights the intended audiences for works on paper produced by 19th-century European artists.
WAOW 54th National Exhibition: Dreamweavers
On view are 144 paintings, drawings, and sculptures created by its Master, Signature, and Associate members, who live in the U.S., Canada, and Australia.
Manet and Modern Beauty
On view at the Getty, this exhibition explores Manet’s last years, after his rise to notoriety in the 1860s and the formal launch of the Impressionist movement in the early 1870s.
Dawn & Dusk: Tonalism in Connecticut
This exhibition explores the moody, atmospheric landscapes of American Tonalism, featuring works by Inness, Whistler, and more. On view through ...
Women Painting Women: A New Take
"Women Painting Women" is a title we see often; here is a new take on this important theme through an exhibition of approximately 60 portraits created by 46 women from around the world since the late 1960s.
One Each: Still Lifes by Five French Painters
This museum exhibition focuses on still life paintings created in the mid-1860s, the formative years of Impressionism. Where is it?