Through July 6: Picturing Nature
On view are more than 70 watercolors, drawings, prints, and oil sketches created by such talents as John Constable, J.M.W. Turner, Paul Sandby, Thomas Gainsborough, Richard Wilson, John Robert Cozens, Samuel Palmer, and John Sell Cotman.
El Greco, Goya, and a Taste for Spain
Discover an exhibition of three centuries of saints and sinners, secular and sacred likenesses meant to inspire devotion, admiration, and at times discomfort.
18th Century Pastel Paintings: “A Sumptuous Feast for the Eyes”
Visit an exhibition that explores the popularity of pastel paintings across 18th-century Europe and showcases their striking physical properties.
A Metro Montage
"Metro Montage XXII" features works of fine art by contemporary artists that showcase the diversity and skill within our nation’s culture. Where is it?
Of Mark & Meaning: American Women Artists
This season, central Tennessee is setting the stage to celebrate American Women Artists through a special museum exhibition and symposium.
Rare Mid-19th Century Portrait Painting Acquisition
The painting was purchased for the Lyman Allyn’s permanent collection from ...
A Superb Baroque
The National Gallery of Art is back to mounting massive loan exhibitions, and its first one post-pandemic is now on view.
Rachel Ruysch — Nature into Art
Until now, relatively scant attention has been paid to this successful female artist who spent her six-decade-long career in Amsterdam.
Fictions of French and American Colonialism
On View: Art that explores the many ways the style and substance of French Orientalism directly influenced American artists and their representations of the West.
Georgia O’Keeffe: Living Modern
The focus on O’Keeffe’s wardrobe shown alongside key paintings and photographs confirms and explores the artist’s determination to be in charge of how the world understood her identity and artistic values.