An Art Nouveau Visionary
Using some 100 objects loaned by the Mucha Trust, including works owned by the artist's descendants, this exhibition explores how a Czech-born artist became the toast of Paris circa 1900.
Jules Chéret: Father of the Modern Poster
In the late 19th century, Chéret transformed Paris’s walls into what some called a “museum in open air."
Drawing in Britain, 1700–1900
"Drawing in Britain" also highlights portraits, history scenes, and nude studies.
National Art Museum Reopens This Month
Discover which art museum is reopening after two years of renovations with a transformed building and immersive inaugural exhibitions.
James Tissot: Fashion & Faith
View one of Tissot’s largest and most finely detailed paintings, in which the artist’s companion, model, and greatest love is caught in motion with a swish of frothy pleats and petticoats, inviting us to follow her into the picture.
Why Figure Paintings Still Matter
This Wisconsin museum is ready to present the latest edition of its annual "Painting the Figure Now" exhibition. On view will be images of people in every possible mode, reminding us that the human form is a subject with inexhaustible potential for artists.
Among Forests and Lakes
This North American museum is the only venue for a special exhibition of paintings and prints created by Finland’s finest artists.
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?
Dutch Drawings from a Collector’s Cabinet
See nearly 40 recently acquired 17th-century drawings, including early work by female naturalist Maria Sibylla Merian.
“Watercolors Unboxed” in Worcester
The Worcester Art Museum is home to one of America’s best collections of watercolors, yet their sensitivity to light means that many of the finest examples have not been exhibited since ...